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    Bellissima Bella

    Aug 23, 2022 4 minutes
    Rich Addison

    Bri Gould from Barton-upon-Humber has contacted me before about his vintage rides; and more recently, he restored a Dayton Albatross along with long-time friend, Rob Carter (as seen in a previous issue of Classic Scooterist).

    Always on the lookout for that special deal or bargain, the pair of them travelled down to the West Country to collect a light blue Zündapp that had been restored by a previous owner, who, on completing the project, went on to ride the scooter into his 90s and attended steam and traction engine events to display the 198cc Bella.

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