1967 P11 USA

[NorTriDuc]

Didn’t like that particular bike?
Or
Gone off the idea?
Or
Decided that a Triumph of that genre would be preferable (I won’t tell anyone if this is the case honest) ??

I ended up buying a 1953 T100C

 

[NorTriDuc]

Unless the photos are faulty, the numbers don't match. Frame S/N 121209, engine S/N 121200.
You asked for comments, and my comment was, it's not a genuine survivor. If you don't like my comment, step over.

- Knut

I don’t see where you’re seeing a 9. It clearly says 1200
Step over?

Man, I took a break from this forum for a few months to become a better person. I even changed my identity. Don’t make me go back in time and become the asshole I once was just to
Put you in your place.
I’m sorry you think a 0 is a 9

 

[Fast Eddie]

I don’t see where you’re seeing a 9. It clearly says 1200
Step over?

Man, I took a break from this forum for a few months to become a better person. I even changed my identity. Don’t make me go back in time and become the asshole I once was just to
Put you in your place.
I’m sorry you think a 0 is a 9

There is a shadow on the last 0 on the frame number, when looked at from a distance it make it look like a 9.

@ Knut, expand the picture, it is a 0.

 

[Fast Eddie]

I ended up buying a 1953 T100C

Bingo !

A bit earlier than I thought (was thinking 60s).

Nice bikes. Rare too.

 

[mdt-son]

I don’t see where you’re seeing a 9. It clearly says 1200
I’m sorry you think a 0 is a 9

Thank you. I stand corrected. There was a reflection in the image of the frame stamping.

- Knut

 

[NorTriDuc]

Thank you. I stand corrected. There was a reflection in the image of the frame stamping.

- Knut

That’s no problem at all.