Date: August 2025
The BSA Rocket Gold Star (RGS), produced briefly in 1962–63, combines the tuned A10 Super Rocket engine with the celebrated Gold Star frame. Fewer than 2,000 were made, earning it a legendary status among A10 twins.
Condition | Estimated Value (GBP) | Example External Source (non-link reference) |
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Project / Restoration Non-running or incomplete; mechanical and cosmetic recommissioning required. |
£4,000 – £6,000 | eBay UK categorized “Replica” sale £4,140 |
Roadworthy / Presentable Running, presenting well; may include matching numbers and modest use history. |
£10,000 – £14,000 | H&H Classics – 1963 RGS sold £14,250 |
Restored / Excellent Correct matching-numbers, high-quality restoration or exceptional original condition. |
£15,000 – £18,500+ | Iconic – 1963 RGS Clubman sold £15,083; Car & Classic listing £18,500 ask |
In the UK, a presentable Rocket Gold Star typically achieves £10k–£14k, while excellent, matching-numbers survivors can command £15k–£18.5k or more. Projects or replicas fall into the £4k–£6k bracket. Rarity, originality, and condition remain the key value drivers.
Source attribution (non-link references): H&H Classics – 1963 RGS sold £14,250; Iconic Auctioneers – RGS Clubman sold £15,083; Car & Classic – £18,500 listing; eBay UK completed replica sale £4,140.