Date: August 2025
The Norton Atlas (circa 1962–1968) paired the 745 cc twin with the Featherbed frame and Roadholder forks. Though many were exported to the USA, UK interest today is strong for correct, matching-numbers machines with solid history files.
Condition | Estimated Value (GBP) | Example External Source (non-link reference) |
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Project / Restoration Non-runner or incomplete; rebuild required. |
£3,000 – £4,000 | Bring-a-Trailer — 1967 Atlas project sold $3,000 (~£2,400), 5 Aug 2025 |
Roadworthy / Presentable Running rider with patina; largely correct. |
£5,200 – £6,200 | H&H Classics — 1967 Atlas sold £5,175, 20 Jul 2022 (UK). |
Restored / Excellent High-quality restoration or very original survivor; matching numbers. |
£6,000 – £7,800 | Iconic Auctioneers — 1967 Atlas sold £5,850, 12 Nov 2021 (UK). |
Notes: Project band references a recent public sale to set a conservative floor; rider and restored bands are anchored to UK hammer prices. Exceptional provenance or show-standard restorations can exceed the top band.
In the UK during 2025, Norton Atlas values typically sit around £3k–£4k (projects), £5.2k–£6.2k (roadworthy), and £6k–£7.8k (restored/excellent). Outstanding, documented examples may exceed this range.
Sources (plain text):
H&H Classics — 1967 Norton Atlas sold £5,175 (UK, 20 July 2022).
Iconic Auctioneers — 1967 Norton Atlas sold £5,850 (UK, 12 November 2021).
Bring-a-Trailer — 1967 Norton Atlas project sold $3,000 (~£2,400) (5 August 2025, context only).