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1967 Commerford's Cub


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I found an older post with a similar title and thought to reply to it but the last post was two

years ago and I thought this deserved a new topic.

Anyway, a few years ago I rescued a bike that was listed in the paper as a "Triumph Cun".

Figuring he meant "Cub" I called him up and picked up this thing from the side of the guys barn.

It was in ROUGH shape, missing the engine, tank, seat etc. I started collecting parts for it on

eBay, even found most of an engine though it wasn't a T20M but a regular old T20.

I even listed this thing on the Cub website that was started back in 2000 or so and it was through

here that I found out that my bike was a Commerford's Cub... well at least the frame was.

It was at that point that I stopped restoration because I didn't want to screw this thing up, all

I wanted was an old bike to work on and ride. I had picked up another T20 parts bike down

at Provin Triumph in Pittsford, Vt to swap parts on... I stopped that too and now both bikes

sit in my basement.

Main question is... what should I do with it... is it worth fixing up in the mess that it's in? Would

you do it if you were me? I'll post a picture of it, the only difference between the picture and

the way it is now is that I've removed the heavily chipped blue paint and given it a coat of

primer, cleaned it up and disassembled and boxed everything.

http://www.prydein.com/T20M.jpg

Please let me know what you think.

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