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Hey everyone, I just bought a '69 Bonneville (barnyard beauty for sure), gonna build a bobber, anybody know where to look for frames? Its the old oil in the frame type, gotta switch that out......any info. would be greatly appreciated--websites, companies to order from, anything.

Thanks

Lee

Hey buddy, long time no hear. Glad to see ya up. Hope you are feeling better about life in general these days.
Anyway, here's a few links:
Classic Triumph Forum

Misc. Triumph dealers and pasrt suppliers (long list, dig through it)

Delphi Bonneville forum

That should get you started.

In a previous life I rebuilt a 67 A67 and kept a 75 T150 in good condition with parts from Domiracer. They had a parts catalog and a price list with almost everything imagineable to build up a classic Brit. They may not be the same, but when your looking for NOS parts for a machine that's long out of production, you get where you can.
Happy hunting

Hey Lee, just found a site today, murdercycles.com, that might be able to help you out.

Murdercycles.com chops an oil-in-frame Triumph

It's not going to be the step-by-step you're looking for, but maybe a friendly e-mail sent to them might yield some good info back at ya.

Btw, I'm fairly certain that Triumph's first oil-in-frame bikes weren't made until '71. So you either have a 71 or later frame with a 69 engine, or it's a 71 or later complete.

Thanks for the info......doing a lot better these days Pat. Sal, no title with the bike, just a bill of sale, don't know much about the older Trumpets, just that I've always wanted one, thanks though. Wanted it for the engine, transmission, and tins. May take a while, but I'll get it running.

Lee