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Triumph Pre-unit Twins Owners Workshop Manual 47-62 on 2040-parts.com

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Haynes Triumph Pre-Unit Twins, All Models 1947-19622, Owners Workshop Manual.  Please see Pictures for condition.  Good shape.

Models Covered  All 500cc and 650cc models fitted with a separate engine and gearbox from 1947-1962.  Copyright 1975

5T Speed Twin

6T Thunderbird

Tiger 100

T110

T120 Bonneville

TR5 Trophy (500cc)

TR6 Trophy (650cc)

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