Innocenti - De Troyes - Lambretta LD - 125 cc - 1954





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Innocenti - De Troyes - Lambretta LD 125 French from 1954, fully restored, engine and bodywork. Valid registration and double set of keys
The Lambretta from Troyes refers to production under license of the famous Innocenti scooters, which took place in France, in the town of Troyes, between 1952 and 1960. About 200,000 units were assembled at the Saint-Julien-les-Villas factory (mainly the D and LD models), which are today highly sought after by collectors
BODYWORK/PAINT:
Vehicle fully repainted two years ago. A few scuffs from use (see photos) no scratches or dents
Tank repainted with epoxy and interior treated (Restom product)
All chrome replaced (except front headlight bezel, see photo)
Seats, grips and all other rubbers replaced, perfect condition
Handlebar repainted with epoxy
Fork spring/oil replaced a year ago (which explains the small paint chips).
Slight play in the center stand, but functional. (original)
TECHNIQUE:
Tires and brakes in good condition
Engine restoration one year ago: piston, cylinder, bottom end, carburetor
Electronic ignition installed for better performance
3 speeds on the handlebars
All cables, hoses and fasteners have been replaced
Bearings replaced
Vehicle runs perfectly (50s-era handling)
Rear light wiring to be checked
DOCUMENTS:
- Invoices for replaced parts, French papers, FFVE certificates, vehicle maintained, garaged. Double keys. No roadworthiness test
Innocenti - De Troyes - Lambretta LD 125 French from 1954, fully restored, engine and bodywork. Valid registration and double set of keys
The Lambretta from Troyes refers to production under license of the famous Innocenti scooters, which took place in France, in the town of Troyes, between 1952 and 1960. About 200,000 units were assembled at the Saint-Julien-les-Villas factory (mainly the D and LD models), which are today highly sought after by collectors
BODYWORK/PAINT:
Vehicle fully repainted two years ago. A few scuffs from use (see photos) no scratches or dents
Tank repainted with epoxy and interior treated (Restom product)
All chrome replaced (except front headlight bezel, see photo)
Seats, grips and all other rubbers replaced, perfect condition
Handlebar repainted with epoxy
Fork spring/oil replaced a year ago (which explains the small paint chips).
Slight play in the center stand, but functional. (original)
TECHNIQUE:
Tires and brakes in good condition
Engine restoration one year ago: piston, cylinder, bottom end, carburetor
Electronic ignition installed for better performance
3 speeds on the handlebars
All cables, hoses and fasteners have been replaced
Bearings replaced
Vehicle runs perfectly (50s-era handling)
Rear light wiring to be checked
DOCUMENTS:
- Invoices for replaced parts, French papers, FFVE certificates, vehicle maintained, garaged. Double keys. No roadworthiness test
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