At the this moment in time this scooter is now dismantled and awaiting restoration, hopefully will be restored soon.
Just one question if someone knows, does anyone have any pics or adverts for this sidecar as I am missing the light that goes on the sidecar mudguard..
Hope someone can help.....Mr Eibar....Jaime!!!!!!please
Lambretta Tv175 Scooterwinter with baby comet sidecar
That is so cool!
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That's nuts! I really like it. I especially like the fact that the lamby has an Eibar mudguard. Nice combo!
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Here is an update on the resto.
Here is the bracket for the spare wheel that goes behind the legshields, I have remade a few extra.
Engine bits Vapour Blasted.
These are the Italian bits that I have found so far, I guess the discs will also be Italian
I will be taking the bits to get Blasted and powder coated in the next few weeks.
Here is the bracket for the spare wheel that goes behind the legshields, I have remade a few extra.
Engine bits Vapour Blasted.
These are the Italian bits that I have found so far, I guess the discs will also be Italian
I will be taking the bits to get Blasted and powder coated in the next few weeks.
Not being funny mate but that looked so cool sitting there in it's original state, now it's gone I just don't get it
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I agree the first pics looks really nice and all original, if it was all original I would not restore the scooter.
The person who had it before me hand painted the scooter really badly, the sidecar should be one colour (grey) but I think he became a bit artistic and dicided to add the green on it....sad really but I guess it preserved the scooter, the body work is in fair condition and there is no serious rust.
I tried to take the top coat off with graffitti remover and also brake acid, with a scourer and wet paper but it was too thick and it's nearly impossible to remove, I spent about 5 hours on the loop and I only took of about 15 square inches, next day my fingers were killing me the results weren't that great either....full standard restoration is the only way forward.
Thanks for the remarks guys......I will keep all updated.......chrome should be back soon
The person who had it before me hand painted the scooter really badly, the sidecar should be one colour (grey) but I think he became a bit artistic and dicided to add the green on it....sad really but I guess it preserved the scooter, the body work is in fair condition and there is no serious rust.
I tried to take the top coat off with graffitti remover and also brake acid, with a scourer and wet paper but it was too thick and it's nearly impossible to remove, I spent about 5 hours on the loop and I only took of about 15 square inches, next day my fingers were killing me the results weren't that great either....full standard restoration is the only way forward.
Thanks for the remarks guys......I will keep all updated.......chrome should be back soon
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i think you are doing the right thing as for restoring this....its going to be just loverly..well done.
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Cheers Rui, The photos make it look mint, I suppose close up is a differnet story, I'm sure when you've finished it it's going to look brilliant, keep the photos coming, we all love looking at pictures
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Rui, very nice I already said when you showed this beast first... Unfortunately I have never seen that sidecar before. It is a Madrid reg. scooter and every town had theyr own kind of sidecars. Here the sidecars where done in Bismarck street, about a stone throw from my house and I have never seen an advert. I do have several pictures of the sidecars they did. Not because they where made in Barcelona, but they where the coolest...