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The Lambretta Li150 Special This is (almost) now

Someone in the club always purchased Scootermania magazine, and then handed it around for everyone to look at. In 1984, one such edition featured the iconic image of a lady posing with an Li150 Special Pacemaker. It was a publicity shot arranged by Lambretta Concessionaires, featuring a stuck-on Pacemaker badge and was actually a TV200, as no Specials had been imported in time for the early press release. Not that anyone noticed at the time or that it mattered; what did matter was that I now wanted to own one.

We were lucky in that a local shop had what seemed like hundreds of Lambrettas for sale, most having been consigned to a neglected storeroom during the 1970s. However, the owner was keen to get anything back for

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