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Norton Commando
Identification
Updated
03/23/24
Norton Commando
Survey
Updated
03/03/24
Norton Commando
Weights
Updated
02/18/24
Norton Commando
Colors
Updated
02/18/24
Norton Commando
Head Stud Study
Updated
11/25/23
Norton Commando
Service Releases
Updated
06/13/22
Norton Commando
Torque
Updated
02/17/24
Used Parts For Sale
Updated
09/13/20
High Mileage 850
Updated
02/07/24
Customer Combat
Build Oct 23
Updated
03/26/24
Blue 69S
Updated
02/18/24
Mk3 Engine & Gearbox
Delivered 03/07/23
Norton Rear
Wheel Lacing
Updated
05/06/22
Norton Front
Wheel Lacing
Updated
10/22/21
Norton Front
Forks Helper
Updated
01/08/23
Norton Wiring
Updated
09/02/23
Norton Wiring Diagrams
Updated
02/28/21
Combat 5
Updated
02/07/24
Roadster 850
Updated
08/07/23
1973 Customer
BasketCase Build
Delivered 07/15/22
1974 Norton 850
Commando Rebuild
Sold 01/12/21
Updated 06/10/21
1974 Norton Wiring
Updated
11/21/21
1972 Norton 750
Commando Rebuild
Completed 05/15/19
First Place Norton 5/16/19
Sold 01/01/20
1972 Norton Wiring
Updated
09/06/20
Customer Combat
and 69S Builds
Closed 10/18/23
Thursday, March 28, 2024
The 1971/72 Norton Commando tail light assembly has no mounting suitable for a US license plate. We produce brackets to correct this. These are designed by us, manufactured in New Jersey, USA, and finished by us.
They come in sets of two and no matter how many sets you order, there is a single $9.30 shipping charge to the US. To order, send an email to:
marshg@gregmarsh.com
Raw: $25.00
 
Blasted: $30.00
Black Powder Coat $35
Here's how a license plate appears with these brackets:
Here they are in raw steel as they came from the machine shop. Notice the surface rust on the edges and slight marks on the faces.
Here they are in raw steel but media blasted. The rust is gone and the surface is much smoother. They might rust again in shipping but it would be minor. If you want to paint them yourself, this is probably the best version for you.
Here they are after we've powder coated them in gloss black. This is how we use them.
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