1967 Triumph Bonneville

T120R DU62974

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1967 Triumph Bonneville T120R Original unrestored. Matching frame and engine numbers. Utilizing the correct Amal Concentric Carburetter for this late year model. They are only original once! Yes thats right an Original T120R with only 13,037 miles. When was the last time you have seen a 67' Bonnie Unrestored with just the right amount of Patina! This bike has taken 1st place in its class and best Triumph of the show! The only issue found on this bike is the cracked glass on the tachometer from a garage mishap. This bike runs excellent from idle to full throttle. Shifts through all gears nicely and rides as nice as it looks! The Bonneville does not ever wet sump and it does not leak oil!! The worst of the chrome plating is on the rims and the front wheel cover. This is what the collectors call Patina. The chrome is not peeling or flaking. The paintwork still holds a nice shine and is very desirable in this condition! Inside of the fuel tank is as clean as when it were new not any scale or rust. All original decals are still intact as well. The fuel lines and petcocks have been replaced with Made in England original type. All the electrics work properly including the horn. All the hardware is original without rounding off of bolt heads or srews. Please if you have low feedback of 10 or less or negative feedback contact us prior to bidding! There is a deposit of $500. due at close of this Auction. The balance is due 7 days from close of Auction. Balance due in form of Certified Bank Check or Cash only. Shipping is the responsibility of purchaser. Please if you have any questions contact us at E. V. Cycles at 724-974-9586 or by email. If you would like to view this bike in person prior to bidding it may be arraged as well. The only reason we are considering selling this bike is to fund other bike projects (BSA Gold Stars). Thanks and good luck bidding on this very desirable CLASSIC 1967 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE T120R. On May-29-11 at 05:14:04 PDT, seller added the following information: We apologize for the answer to the gentlemans question from Italy! We also have a 1959 BSA Spitfire Scrambler and when answering questions on both our bike listed we had a mix up. So our reply was thought to be the BSA Spitfire being in question! So now ansering to his question to this bike. We would recommend that anyone considering purchasing the bike to take into consideration that this is a unrestored original bike in excellent running order. This bike is also rare in this condition the reserve is priced accordingly. Bid within your budget and take into consideration the cost to ship this bike to your location from Pennsylvania in the U.S.A. Thanks for all the interest on these great bikes we have listed.