1982 RALEIGH SUPER GRIFTER – NOS IN BOX

It always amazes me when new, old stock items this old appear for sale! How on earth has a Raleigh Super Grifter lasted this long in its original wrapping?!!

Thing is, what would you do if you bought it – leave it like this, assemble it and show it, or assemble it and ride it!

From the seller: “1982 RALEIGH SUPER GRIFTER NEW OLD STOCK AND STILL IN ORIGINAL FACTORY WRAPPING AND ORIGINAL BOX. THE BOX IS HOWEVER IS VERY TATTY AND CONTENTS ARE INTACT AND SHOW NO SIGN OF ANY DAMP DAMAGE WHAT SO EVER. I HAVE UNWRAPPED SOME OF THE BIKE TO CHECK CONDITION AND IT IS MINT . “

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