Innocenti GP150
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:59 pm
Bought from my father, scooters been in the family since i was a child.
A few pics from the early 90's,
Picture of my GP before taking part in the Humber Bridge Scooter Record. My sister again all those years later.
On the way home the piston failed so I decided it was time for a full resto/rebuild.
Finally stripped and boxed up ready for paint and powdercoating.
Underneath the number plate the frame was rotten through so a repair plate was sourced and stitched in.
And off to paint it went. Meanwhile I stripped the engine down to bare casing had it vapour blasted and rebuild using most original innocenti parts.
Whilst all this was happening, I received quite a few boxes of beautifully finished items back from the powdercoaters.
Finally collected frame and assorted parts from the painters and the rebuild commenced.
Forks rebuilt eventually after rewelding my hanger bolts.
Lastest snaps of the GP being built in the living room with the pooch lending a paw.
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A few pics from the early 90's,
Picture of my GP before taking part in the Humber Bridge Scooter Record. My sister again all those years later.
On the way home the piston failed so I decided it was time for a full resto/rebuild.
Finally stripped and boxed up ready for paint and powdercoating.
Underneath the number plate the frame was rotten through so a repair plate was sourced and stitched in.
And off to paint it went. Meanwhile I stripped the engine down to bare casing had it vapour blasted and rebuild using most original innocenti parts.
Whilst all this was happening, I received quite a few boxes of beautifully finished items back from the powdercoaters.
Finally collected frame and assorted parts from the painters and the rebuild commenced.
Forks rebuilt eventually after rewelding my hanger bolts.
Lastest snaps of the GP being built in the living room with the pooch lending a paw.
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