#55 • 1963 Triumph T100SS Motorcycle

Part of Classic Auto Mall Classic Auto Auction – Morgantown, PA June 19, 2026 (live auction by Ken Geyer Real Estate Auctioneers, Inc.)

High bid $2,500.00

Status: Sold

1963 Triumph T100SS Motorcycle Highlights: No Reserve No Keys Has Title Needs Restoration 490cc Vertical Twin 4-Speed Manual Description: 1963 Triumph T100SS Motorcycle NO RESERVE NO KEYS HAS TITLE For auction, a 1963 Triumph T100SS motorcycle showing 904 miles, but the true miles are unknown. This example presents in good condition but our consignor reports that some parts are missing and the bike will need restoration. Exterior Triumphs slim design and fluted exhaust are distinctive, here topped with a tank in eye-catching Regal Purple over silver with the familiar Triumph font written across a mock grille treatment on the tank. Silver covers the fenders as well and includes a center purple stripe and our saddle is gray vinyl, bordered by black, and ringed with white piping and lower band. Chrome handles bars meet black forks connected to the black frame and a parcel grid is attached to the gas tank. No mirrors nor marker lights flank the headlight and none on the tail light either making the foot pegs the widest point other than the handlebars. The 18-inch chrome wire wheels appear to be in very nice condition as does the dual exhaust. Functionality Hard rubber grips and chrome handle bar host minimal thumb controls while a speedometer and tachometer reside between the bars and headlight housing, itself embedded with the ammeter. Drivetrain Here we have a 490cc air cooled four stroke vertical twin producing 34 horsepower, fueled via an Amal 376 monobloc 1-barrel carburetor and mated to a 4-speed manual that transfers power via chain drive. Drum brakes with 7-inch leading shoe occupy both wheels and dual exhaust flows from each side. Suspension consists of a telescopic fork in front and swing arm in back. Famed motorcycle racer Don Burnett passed away last year and among his wins was at the Daytona 200 in 1962 on a race tuned Triumph T100 establishing the first win at Daytona for a Triumph. T100's were built in limited numbers so this second year example presents a fantastic opportunity for enthusiasts.