Spanish Lambretta Serial Numbers

Spanish Lambretta Serial Numbers Average ratng: 5,6/10 7748 votes

Artcam dongle cracked software. Well, the first tip-off would be the name and model. The GP series was made by SIL in India and includes the GP150 and the GP200, although the DL150 and DL200 are very similar, they will be easily identified by their exponentially higher prices.

SCOMO has the scooter parts you need for your Vespa or Lambretta scooters. Order spares for your Vespa or Lambretta via our online searchable catalog. Early Spanish Li 150 VIN numbers (the one loosely based on the Series 2) start 150Li-500001 and again will have neither the IGM prefix number nor the Innnocenti stamp. Ther serial numbers. The British Lambretta Archive. Spanish Frame Info; Spanish Paint Codes; Indian Frame. 1964 - frame numbers start at 000001 and run up to 045001+ Li 125: Built. Spanish lambretta serial numbers, Idm 6.09 Serial Number Keygen, Wintopo Pro 3.45 Keygen. I have included frame numbers of Vespa that are the ones found in the US.

As far as the Spanish bikes go, they can typically be identified as Servettas by the red Motoplat electrical components even if the badges have been swapped out. Also, check out as they have much more detailed information on identification of various models as well as historical data. Yeah, I guees you're right. I hadn't had enough coffee yet. Hey, congrats on the TV, fucker. I was transferring funds to my paypal acount when you bought it 'now' out from under me. Although I think I may have bought a white Rally 200 out from under you a while ago, or it may have been another arch-nemesis from the BBS.

I look forward to sparring with you on eBay in the future, although I think with that bike, you'll forever be ahead. Enjoy that bike, it was a really hot deal. Did you buy the GP200 engine from the guy too, or are you going to rebuild it as is? I'm totally jealous. Member since Jun-4-02 > 7357 posts > May-16-05, 01:03 AM (EDT).

>>The indian GP150 does not generally have the squared off >>headset, but has a headset very similar to a Special. >> >No it doesnt.

> >maybe theres a few like that somewhere., but as a rule >the indian GP150 has a standard GP headset. Dude, that might be true of indian to europe models, but not of indian to US models. Or of India as a whole. Keep in mind that the world is tad bit bigger then just England after all. ------------------------- ------------------------- 'I'm not afraid of Al Quaida, I'm afraid of Al-Cracker!' C.Rock Unjoy, Das Twit Member since Apr-13-04 > 2674 posts > May-16-05, 11:35 AM (EDT). >>The indian GP150 does not generally have the squared off >>headset, but has a headset very similar to a Special.

>> > > >I never said they didnt exist. >you however, said they generally don't have a standard >'squared off' GP headset. > >you are wrong. Hdri studio pack macron. They almost always do have a standard GP >headset.

>thats all there is to it. For eurpoe, but for North American and India, well I won't get into your game here.. ------------------------- ------------------------- 'I'm not afraid of Al Quaida, I'm afraid of Al-Cracker!' C.Rock Unjoy, Das Twit Member since Apr-13-04 > 2674 posts > May-16-05, 02:05 PM (EDT).

>>>The indian GP150 does not generally have the squared off >>>headset, but has a headset very similar to a Special. >>> >> >> >>I never said they didnt exist.

>>you however, said they generally don't have a standard >>'squared off' GP headset. >> >>you are wrong.

They almost always do have a standard GP >>headset. >>thats all there is to it. > >For eurpoe, but for North American and India, well I won't >get into your game here.. NOT just for Europe. The home market (ie India) bikes coming over here now have square headsets. Bye all.Its been fun!! Member since Jun-4-02 > 7357 posts > May-16-05, 02:18 PM (EDT).

>you are STILL completely missing the point. >you said the Indian GP generally had a round headset in a >thread about how to identify scooters. >you were wrong > end of story.

And you keep missing my stament here'Dean Suin who's been to India can also confirm the SX-like (it isn't quite) headset was for indian made GP as well.' BTW- Dean Suinn is behind Denspeed 190 kit. He has 20+ years experiance with all forms of Lambretta. He's visited the SIL works India (Have you?). I'll take his info over yours about Lambretta's any day of the week.