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BVA Auctions auctions unique collection of classic motorbikes and mopeds

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BVA Auctions auctions a collection of almost a hundred classic motorbikes and antique mopeds. Anyone in the market for a unique classic Italian-style two-wheeler or a historic moped can make the most of it. Because from Saturday 4 March to Wednesday 8 March you can bid on one or more copies. The entire collection is offered by Cees Lubbers, former owner of BVA Auctions.

Moto Morini and Maserati

The collection of Italian two-wheelers contains rare examples of Moto Morini, Maserati Moto Guzzi and Benelli, among others. As said: the offer is very worthwhile and too extensive to mention in its entirety. Nevertheless, we name a few unique examples, such as the fully restored Moto Morini Sbarazzino from 1956 with 4-stroke 100 cc engine and the Maserati 125 T 2-stroke. They form a small selection from the collection of past Italian delicacies to be auctioned. We find the Caproni motorcycle from 1949 and the Ducati Cucciolo very special, which together with many more compatriots make a physical or digital visit to the auction very worthwhile.

Mopeds with magnetic attraction

Lovers of classic mopeds will also follow the course of this auction with more than normal interest. Because names such as Magneet, Locomotief, Flandria, Benelli and Amstel will undoubtedly evoke memories of youthful times among older readers. Ten gas pumps are also being auctioned, and all of them are relics by age. The majority of the pumps are from Bereila Bedum, and date from the late 1950s and early 1960s.

More information

The vehicles are set up in a showroom at 9 Katwolderweg in Zwolle. Those who want a taste of the impressive offer can visit the classic motorcycles and mopeds on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 March from 10 am to 15 pm. The auction will start on March 4 at 17.00:8 PM and will end on March 19.00 at XNUMX:XNUMX PM. You can read more information about the auction here. And if you want to view the entire offer immediately, click this link.

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