1966 Triumph TT Special

One of 798 manufactured. In 1966, Eddie Mulder won the Ascot, Peoria and Castle rock TT races on a bike just like this.

Conceived by Johnson Motors in Pasadena, the Triumph TT was a purpose built, West Coast design, built by the factory.

The TT was a hot rod, nothing but the essentials with engine modifications that included higher compression ratios over the Bonneville street version and performance camshaft grinds assured adequate power to compete with BSA and Harley. This TT came from the Sullivan Museum in Massachusetts and is exactly as it left the factory.

MAKE / MODEL: TRIUMPH TT SPECIAL

YEAR: 1966 ENGINE DISPLACEMENT: 650 CC

COUNTRY OF MANUFACTURE  ENGLAND

ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE NEW  $950.00

THIS BIKE IS:

_  NEW, NEVER BEEN STARTED

_  ORIGINAL UNRESTORED

_  PARTIALLY RESTORED

X  FULLY RESTORED

RESTORATION WORK PERFORMED BY:  GARY CHITWOOD

OWNER: KELLY OWEN