1968 Triumph T100r Daytona 500 Stator Studs X 3 on 2040-parts.com
Oaktown, Indiana, US
THIS IS THE STATOR STUDS FROM A 1968 TRIUMPH T100R DAYTONA 500. THEY ARE IN GOOD USABLE CONDITION. OEM PART # E6611. MAY WORK ON OTHER MODELS & YEARS SUCH AS T90, T100T,C & S.
ENGINE # T100R H59621.
SEVERAL OF THE T100R PARTS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE. GETTING HARDER TO FIND. PART MAY FIT OTHER YEARS & MODELS.
SOLD AS-IS THERE-IS. NO WARR OR RETURN. PAYPAL IS THE ACCEPT PAYMENT. IF ANOTHER FORM OF PAYMENT IS NEEDED, PLEASE CONTACT ME. MUST RECIEVE PAYMENT WITHIN 5 DAYS.
STANDARD SHIPPING IS FOR USA ONLY.
I WILL SHIP INTERNATIONAL THRU USPS PRIORITY ONLY. I WILL NO LONGER SHIP FIRST CLASS DO TO NOT BEING ABLE TO TRACK. please forward location for shipping charge !!!! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE NOTE THAT IMPORT DUTIES, TAXES AND CHARGES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE ITEM PRICE. THESE CHARGES ARE THE BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY. PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR COUNTRY'S CUSTOM OFFICE TO DETERMINE WHAT THESE ADDITIONAL COST WILL BE PRIOR TO BIDDING/BUYING. SHIPPING WILL BE ADDED WHEN INVOICE IS SENT.
I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTI PURCHASES.
RETURN POLICY & HANDLING TIME: ITEMS ARE SHIPPED WITHIN 1-2 DAYS FROM THE DATE PAYMENT IS RECIEVED. SHIPPING DATES ARE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY.
RETURN POLICY: ALL USED PARTS ARE SOLD AS-IS THERE-IS NO WARR. OR RETURN. IF THERE IS A PROBLEM PLEASE CONTACT ME AND WILL WORK THE PROBLEM OUT BEFORE FEEDBACK IS LEFT. PLEASE CHECK MY FEEDBACK. IF A PART IS NOT USABLE I DO NOT LIST IT.
PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER TRIUMPH ITEMS LISTED. PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS UP FRONT AND THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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