A little history about it. Found it out in rural WA. The owner wanted to sell it with other scoots and did not want to break up the group but I convinced him otherwise. I purchased it knowing it would be a simple bike to work on yet hard to find parts or people that really know much about this particular scoot. I like weird and unusual so this was right up my alley. The original owner was wanting to make sure it went to someone that would appreciate it and not just part it out or let it sit like he did. Discovered the headlamp reflective part is brass, the lug nuts are brass and the gas tank was cleaner than most of the vintage bikes that are running currently. Below are a few pictures of it. The last one is my favorite way I like to park it and it makes it nice to work on the engine too!
This is where I bought it from. A scoot only a mother can love!
This door was carried around for a while until I could get the hinge to work properly. I love this picture.
Presently in this condition. Planning on stripping paint off of the Aluminum and leaving the body as-is for a while. No cancer on the frame.
