1951 Sunbeam S7

Unfinished sunbeam project. £4000 ono.
Current V5 in my name.
The bike is a 1951 sunbeam S7 deluxe 6v I did see the bike running 20 odd years ago before it was parked (I know it doesn't count for much now) I acquired it when my uncle passed on, and I started restoring it but due to divorce and loosing my garage I would be best off letting it go.

So far I Have rebuilt the forks with new bushes, seals, seal holders and had the stanchions re-chromed, the brightwork within the forks are new parts as well, the headstock bearings are now the sealed units. I have fitted new stainless inner shrouds for the rear springs and had the outer ones powder coated, then re-greased the springs and put new felt washers in. The wheel bearings were checked cleaned and re greased. I had the front hub and rear drive media blasted and replaced the seals in the rear drive. All the Black parts are powder coated (frame, wheels, kickstand, engine mount hardware, brake pedal etc) the bodywork has been painted ludlow green (I was told it was a good match for the original colour) I also have a new wiring loom and exhaust nuts for it. All parts except the wiring loom and exhaust nuts were purchased through stewart engineering. I have not done anything with the engine or gearbox yet other than drain the gearbox oil but the engine does rotate freely. The parts pictures from the spare frame onwards are the spares that were in storage and the parts before the frame pictured are the ones removed from the bike during restoration. There is a spare dynamo, spare engine, gearbox and rear drive casings a spare frame as well as other parts. The parts I know are missing from the bike are the air cleaner and cover, the toolbox, centre stand and the tank badges.
The last picture is the bike when i first picked it up.