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Motorcycle Classic Buffs! Vintage Triumph Gas Tank on 2040-motos

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San Diego, California

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Looking for something to dress up your shop? Vintage Triumph gas tank: The tank is left over from a bobber project. I was planning on using it but it is too large for what I want it for. Awesome looking tank with a custom "textured/crinkled"paint job. I have the Triumph emblem, too. If interested, call or text Leave a message and I will get back to you. $30.00! If you see the ad, I still have it and will remove once sold. motorcycle

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