1963 Triumph Bonneville T120C, The Ultra Rare Factory Competition Triumph Bonneville TT Special, believed only 67 built in 1963, stands as a unique gem among its counterparts produced from 1963 to 1967. Originally born as a base Bonneville, it underwent meticulous modifications for competition, resulting in a machine that boasts reduced weight, enhanced performance, and a stripped-down design tailored for racing purposes. Recently restored by the master craftsman Leroy Turner, this Triumph showcases concours-level workmanship, with impeccable attention to detail evident in the brilliantly executed paint and brightwork. The 649cc engine, featuring an increased compression ratio of 12:1, powers the bike with prowess. Its distinctive mid pipe design not only contributes to an aggressive aesthetic but also produces a distinctive and commanding sound. This TT Special starts, runs, and rides beautifully, making it a rare and captivating find for motorcycle enthusiasts. Don't miss the opportunity to own this exceptional piece of two wheeled history, as these bikes are indeed few and far between.