1970 Triumph Bonneville on 2040-motos
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Mileage:13
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Engine Size (cc):650
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Seller is 70 yrs old & the original titled owner with original title, bill of sale, & New Triumph Owners Letter. Unique Higher Handle Bar installed @ purchase on June 5,1970 from Bill Carpenter Motor Sales, Lancaster,Ohio.
$4000 Refurbishing/Restoration done in 2003-2003 by Ron Jones @ Stark Triumph,Navarre, Ohio. Bike has been garaged & unstarted since 2005 but engine turned over w kick starter approx.every 3-6 weeks. Seller is not mechanically knowledgeable but known flaws are: oil leak, both carbs leak, torn left front fork rubber covering, discolored paint @ base of Tank's filler neck, small paint chip on underside of Tank. Bike is for sale locally & i reserve the right to end Auction early Buyer takes "as is". |
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