#Spanish Lambretta Serial Numbers mod#

He liked the looks and style of the little red rocket, but he wanted to put his own mark upon it and create something truly individual. Once this special scooter was back at the AbrahamвЂ™s residence in Burton, Lee had time to study which way he was going to go with the machine. June 2018 saw Lee and Tessa make the trip to check out the Jet, and this is where we arrive at the starting point of LeeвЂ™s ownership. They did say that it was probably a вЂhome brewвЂ™ machine, stating that many scooters in Italy around this time were like this and raced. He was told that it wasnвЂ™t one of the official Innocenti factory race machines, as these all had rough sand-cast engine casings and Roman numerals instead of numbers. Julian was keen to know about the scooterвЂ™s history, so he contacted Rimini Lambretta Centre to see if they could shed any light on the RacerвЂ™s origins. It sounded loud and was fast, making many Mods do a double-take as this 1951 Model C came flying past.

#Spanish Lambretta Serial Numbers mod#

In August that year it was taken to the Brighton Bank Holiday Mod Rally, where Julian says it again caused a stir, with people from around the world admiring the quirky little Lambretta. Lee loved the imagery of that time and had always wanted to have a go at the Milan-Taranto event, but imagined he would do it on a motorcycle вЂ“ that was until his wife and scooter customising partner in crime, Tessa, decided she wanted to sell her Spanish Serveta Lince 200 to buy another вЂSpanish MaidenвЂ™, an ochre Jet 200. LeeвЂ™s father had a passion for Italian motorcycles, which is probably how it passed on to Lee, with his dad owning a 1950s Ducati single. He also has an appreciation for early British and Italian motorcycles. Lee Abraham is from Burton upon Trent, a member of Burton Brewers SC and keen classic scooterist.

TheyвЂ™re a classic scootering couple who are becoming serial customisers this Model C Racer is the third excellently executed, personalised example to be featured in the scootering Press from their ever-growing collection. Unless youвЂ™ve been living under a rock for the past few years, you canвЂ™t have helped notice the names of Tessa and Lee Abraham, or at least seen their scooters.