1962 Triumph Replacement Parts Catalog No. 4 - Oem !!! on 2040-parts.com
Bonnerdale, Arkansas, US
OEM - Triumph Replacement Parts Catalog No. 4 - N.O.S.
This is a new, 49 year old, OEM manual, printed by Triumph Engineering Company Ltd, Meriden Works, Allesley, Coventry, England. Ref. No. 26/67, published December 1961. This is the real thing, not a copy or scan. This covers the following models:
Twenty One (3TA), Speed Twin (5TA), Tiger 100 (T100A), Tiger 90 (T90), Tiger 100 (T100SS) up to Engine #H29733 - up to and including 1963.
Contains 80 bound pages, measures 8 1/4" x 11", soft matte brown cover. Good condition, front and rear cover, inside pages, all very nice, but some pages have a very faint stain (bottom right corner) from water damage and a slight wave (why I have it marked as 'new-other'). This manual has been stored on the parts shelf since our shop purchased new, never used (1961). The pages are white, no dirt, smears, smudges or writing. The outer edges are slightly discolored from dust over the years of shelf storage. Please view the photos carefully so you can see exactly what is being offered. This is an excellent reference material for the Triumph enthusiast or collector with full illustrations, detailed reference/description on all the mechanicals, part numbers, etc. on the bikes.
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We were a second generation franchise motorcycle dealer that dates back to 1951 (Triumph 32 yrs, Honda 22 yrs, Ural 15yrs) and are cleaning out some of the N.O.S. (new-old stock) and vintage inventory. Please check our eBay store and contact us if you do not see what you are in need of. Watch our upcoming auctions showcasing our frame off restorations of vintage Triumph TR6's, MGB cars along with vintage Triumph and Honda motorcycles. Thank you for looking !
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