Li150SX : original produced li150 with sx150 stamped frame

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Soulpunk
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v. tessera writes in his restoration guide "expanded version" that li150 3rd series with sx150 frames and engine have been produced by innocenti.
has anybody seen these or has more infos ?

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there has been a few of them metioned on here.i still have mine.
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I had one about 15/20 years back- SX150 frame, but with LI S3 panelwork (clip on sidepanels; horncasting that took an oblong badge; no battery tray as standard)SX engine.

Probably Innocentis last production run before SX proper in order to use up the excess LI3 bodywork spares

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Isn't that a bit like the S4? Clip on panels, square badge, etc.? Another oddball lot?
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yep- really odd.

My theory, FWIW, is that the original S4 production run was scheduled to be a lot bigger than the actual 1400 odd produced- Innocenti therefore had a load of S4 panelwork left over, and with SX coming onstream shortly, had to shift the old metalwork quickly- hence the possible SX150/ LI150 hybrid.

Not an impossible scenario, but who'll ever know after all these years?

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