1966 unrestored t100c

As hard as it is to find these T100C models, the 1966 was the first year of production for the Competition model after the SC model in 65.

East coast

Triumphs 650cc twins were the choice of many desert racers, but the enduro guys preferred the smaller and lighter 500s like this machine. 1966 was the last year that Triumph offered West Coast and East Coast models – the East Coast T00C came with painted fenders, a small black headlight, side cover delete, and a ribbed gas tank logo.

The "Jack Pine" / Competition Setup: The 1966 T100C featured a 490cc parallel-twin engine, high-level exhaust pipes, a lightweight build (around 337 lbs), and roughly 38 horsepower.

unrestored

We actually prefer getting bikes in that have its history written all over the tank. This is a true example of a survivor. Imagine the places and people that were once caretakers of this machine, giving it little souvenirs to take along the way.

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