- A classic historic scooter

- Rare and nicely patinated original condition

- Powerful and pleasant to ride

- No reserve

Alongside Piaggio and its Vespa, Innocenti’s Lambretta dominated the new market for scooters from the end of the 1940s. With its name inspired by the location of the factory, Lambrate, the Lambretta continued to evolve until it took on its familiar look, which has ultimately varied very little from the 1950s until the present day. The Lambretta Li 150 is a classic of its kind with its headlamp on the front fairing, streamlined engine cover, fixed mudguard, twin saddles and wide running boards. It has a 150cc horizontal single-cylinder engine, a four-speed gearbox controlled by a twist grip and transmission by means of a chain running in oil, guaranteeing reliability.

The Lambretta Li 150 we are offering is in well-preserved original condition, complete with its badges and even its headlamp marked Innocenti, and its patina is sure to appeal to lovers of authenticity.

Photos © G. Rizotto