1963 Triumph Tiger 650 on 2040-motos

US $6,499.00

Year:1963 Mileage:99

Location:

Punta Gorda, Florida, United States

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Triumph Tiger 650 photos

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Triumph Tiger 650 tech info

For Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph Tiger 650 description

Nice bike, I have a pile of receipts from the previous owner, he spent a bit of $ on it in the last couple years, including new carb, gauges, etc. its had 600 miles put on since then, according to the speedo. I dont think he rebuilt the motor, at least I dont have any receipts for that.

runs & rides ok, I havent found any problems with it. The paint looks ok, but its not real shiny.

good candidate for a restoration, or just enjoy it as is.

frame & engine numbers do match.

shipping is up to the buyer, but I can help arrange enclosed shipping anywhere in the US for 450.00, with an actual bike shipper, not some clown from u-ship with a 30 year old pickup loaded with goats.

overseas buyers are welcome, but shipping is up to you.

full payment due within 7 days, 500 deposit due upon purchase thru paypal
the balance to be paid with a check, bank transfer, or cash at pickup.

I dont mind storing it for a month if you want to come get it or arrange shipping

email with any questions

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