1972 Triumph Daytona on 2040-motos
Year:1972
Mileage:99
Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, United States
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For Sale By:Consignment
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This is a 1972 Triumph Daytona 500cc Hill climber, owned and last run by Charlie McGowan in 1990 Has sat un touched since last run, Was in a private collection, Waiting on paperwork from American motorcycle association on Carlie McGowan. This is how it sat in a warehouse since 1990. We haven't attempted to fire it up, or clean it. any questions you may have please contact Harold Price at 609-703-8846 or ask for any additional pics we have a box of different sprockets that go with it. comes with written Bill of sale |
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