1957 Triumph 650 Cc on 2040-motos
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Type:Recon
Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:SJ0468PA
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1957 Triumph 650 cc Reconstructed in 1968 after the owner got back from Vietnam. It became a full on chopper the day, complete just as built and painted, two fiberglass fuel tanks with different paint and same theme. Previous owner was updating the electronics and installing new rings and bearings. It is currently 20 over and everything looks great has all new gaskets, appears to all be there, including extra clutch basket and some extra lighting Maltese Crosses. Frame is all custom molded everywhere.
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