Triumph Oil Tank on 2040-parts.com
Wilson, New York, US
For Sale Triumph Oil Tank .. There's acoupla dents in tank but can easily be pushed out from inside then Bondo'd over or left alone for that Ratty look .. Notice it has that rare rear chain oiler adjuster screw in filler area of tank .. It seems like someone rebrazed the mounting brackets or maybe this came from Factory as its a really great job .. ask any questions & thanks for looking !!
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