Null BMA Automoto A50 T - c.1932
Frame number: 54230
Engine number: 54230
100cc …

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BMA Automoto A50 T - c.1932 Frame number: 54230 Engine number: 54230 100cc single-cylinder 2-stroke engine. In need of complete restoration, engine blocked. No registration certificate. The bikes, mopeds, scooters and motorcycles in this collection are to be restored or restored to working order before use, and sold without a technical inspection. Boisseau - Pomez does not guarantee the possibility of obtaining a new registration certificate for the lot concerned.

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BMA Automoto A50 T - c.1932 Frame number: 54230 Engine number: 54230 100cc single-cylinder 2-stroke engine. In need of complete restoration, engine blocked. No registration certificate. The bikes, mopeds, scooters and motorcycles in this collection are to be restored or restored to working order before use, and sold without a technical inspection. Boisseau - Pomez does not guarantee the possibility of obtaining a new registration certificate for the lot concerned.

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