1966 Triumph Tiger 100

==Description==
The Triumph Tiger 100 is a series of standard motorcycles produced by Triumph Engineering from 1939 to 1940 and from 1946 to 1973. Designed by Edward Turner, the T100 was intended to cater to a sport enthusiast, with its name referring to its claimed speed of 100 mph; it was powered by a 489 cc parallel twin engine making 28 horsepower. The Tiger 100 also went racing, featuring custom fairing; the bike was ridden in the 1966 Daytona 200 by American Buddy Elmore and won the race from 46th for the Triumph Factory Team.
This casting replicates Buddy Elmore's Triumph T100 and features a non-removable rider figure.
==Versions==
The 1966 Triumph Tiger 100 has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col # 	Year	Series 	Color	Tampo 	Base Color/Type	Windshield Color	Rider Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country 	Notes 	Photo
190/250	2024	Factory Fresh10/10	White	Black accents, "79" on sides, silver exhaust pipes	White/Metal 	Clear 	Black 	MCCR 	HRY62	Malaysia	New ModelBase code(s): T09	
190/250	2024	Factory Fresh10/10	Blue 	White accents, "79" on sides, silver exhaust pipes	Blue/Metal 	Clear 	White 	MCCR 	HTD43	Malaysia	New ModelBase code(s): 	
==2024 card==
From the back of the 2024 card:
Born: 1966, Meriden, England
Designer: Triumph Engineering
Be the first to cross the finish line with this iconic race-winning bike. It won the Daytona 200 in 1966, thanks to its powerful and ferocious 490cc air-cooled, OHV parallel twin engine.
==Gallery==
Mainline 2024 1966 Triumph Tiger 100 White Malaysia HRY62.jpg|Mainline New Model 2024
2024NM-29 (Large).JPG
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Category:1960s