1967 Triumph Tiger

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This is a 1967 Triumph Tiger Mountain Cub. This is an original 199cc single cylinder Triumph motorcycle not running but in good restorable condition with only 1796.8 miles. The motor was last run about ten years ago and has been in storage ever since. Other than the tool box cover and a tube connecting the carb to air-filter, I believe it is all there. This is the condition I purchased the bike twelve years ago. At that time I changed the fluids, put fresh fuel in it, and got it going pretty easily. We drove it around the neighborhood, local fields a bit, and put it up in storage. The motor kicks over freely. Currently the fuel tank has some rust in it and needs to be flushed and treated before fresh fuel is added. The title is the original title issued in 1969 from the Alvin, TX Triumph Dealer (no longer in business). Even the tires look to be original but have some cracks in the rubber. The paint is orange and white and in original condition, never repainted. The paint does have some natural wear and some surface rust where paint is thin (fenders). Paint on gas tank actually looks pretty good. I have retired and I'm cleaning out the garage to make ready for a move. This bike would be an easy restore project or change fluids, tires,clean tank, add fuel and ride as is. This motorcycle is to be sold in not running and "as is condition". Buyer responsible for all shipping arrangements and associated cost. The title is the original Texas Title issued from Triumph Alvin Cycles and I never wanted to change it. It is clear and free and I will sign a "Bill of Sale" to winning bidder. Once monies have been paid to Pay-Pal I will work with you to make bike availble for local pickup.On Mar-09-11 at 16:53:50 PST, seller added the following information: Note: I have a Harley-Davidson 883 solo seat (black) and a Haynes tiger Cub manual I will include for with the Triumph for the successful bidder. The solo seat looks really neat on the bike and if one intended to ride much it would help preserve the precious original Triumph seat, that is in great condition. Thanks for bidding and good luck!