1974 Triumph Daytona

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1974 Triumph T100R Daytona 500, very clean unrestored bike! Bought this almost a year ago and have had BMW/Triumph of Salt Lake go through it and now it runs perfect. Odometer says 2216 miles but I don't believe this is the original odometer. Motor has great compression and the carbs are completely cleaned out and all the needles have been replaced. Just put on all new triumph reproduction rubber foot rests etc. New headlight (original Lucas brand) Tank has been sealed so that rusting isn't an issue.Tank has some pin hole size pitting on the white paint because the "professionals" that sealed the tank spilled some of the acid on the paint job. The paint is all original and for some reason the white paint was the only part affected by the acid. The rest still looks great, complete with original gold, hand done pin striping.All parts have been purchased from authorized Triumph dealers and/or imported from England to match authenticity. Comes with: replacement Lucas brand turn signal lenses 4 off brand turn signal lenses (so you don't use your good ones all the time) New tail light lens. Original parts book Original owner's manual Reproduction decals for entire bike Original tool kit Original magazine ad Original dealer brochure Original Utah title. Buyer is to pay $500 non refundable deposit at the end of the auction and the balance is to be paid within 7 days via cashier's check, money order, or paypal. Buyer is also responsible to contract and arrange shipping. Any questions? Just ask! Bike is also for sale in the local classifieds and the seller has the option the end the auction at any time.On Jul-20-10 at 23:02:57 PDT, seller added the following information: However, the seller does promise that he will not end the auction once it has reached the point that there are only 24 hours left.On Jul-21-10 at 07:38:24 PDT, seller added the following information: Also, in case there are different styles out there, this is a right hand shift. The foot break is on the left and the gear shift is done with your right foot.