No one can say that jay Leno lacks the knowledge, taste, finances and facilities to make bring any classic vehicle back from the dead and make it the best it can be. This may be his latest challenge.
Word on the street is that Jay recently bought this Brough Superior project at auction for an impressive $550,000. But it's not, of course, just any old Brough. This "partially and loosely assembled original SS100 with JAP engine" is a matching numbers bike, documented to have been owned by George Brough himself and raced at the 1930 International Six Days trial. That kind of provenance adds value, both intrinsic and financial. Bikes like these are an important part of our sport's heritage, and this one's in good hands.
Word on the street is that Jay recently bought this Brough Superior project at auction for an impressive $550,000. But it's not, of course, just any old Brough. This "partially and loosely assembled original SS100 with JAP engine" is a matching numbers bike, documented to have been owned by George Brough himself and raced at the 1930 International Six Days trial. That kind of provenance adds value, both intrinsic and financial. Bikes like these are an important part of our sport's heritage, and this one's in good hands.
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