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Mileage:10
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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Chopper
For Sale By:Dealer
Triumph Thunderbird description
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BARN FIND Old school 1960 Triumph Thunderbird Chopper 650cc. Springer front end. NOT running. Engine turns over but we did not try to start. Some parts missing (see pictures) but great basis for a restoration or wall art. NOTE: NO TITLE ; BILL OF SALE ONLY! Actual mileage unknown. (miles in listing estimated) No odometer. Can assist transporter with loading but shipping details up to the winning bidder. Bike located in Woodland Park Colorado. PayPal please. Contact us if you have less than 10 rating. $500.00 due a end of auction. Low reserve. Thanks for looking. Good luck bidding.
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