Commando 1971 Model

In that condition it would need a complete pull down no matter what, but I wouldn't pay much for it, maybe pay me to take it away lol, but would make a great project bike to muck around with, if you had the time to do so as well spare cash, I have seen similar bikes come back to life in the same condition, just need someone to bring life back into it.
I have a hot rod mate who was asked to chop up a old rusted heap of junk in a paddock with a tree growing through it, been there for 30 + years and the tree had to be chopped down to move it, well my mate spent the time and this is what it looks like now.
It was in a pretty sad state when he seen it needed saving instead of being cut up, was worst than that Norton.

Oh my! As I looked at the pictures I kept hearing the sound of a cash register dinging in my mind. Each picture conjured up it's own list of bad or missing parts, necessary rebuilds or replacements. It's sad when they get in that condition but it is salvageable.