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Salsbury Scooter . . year: 1776, 1K miles 1 cylinders, Automatic transmission Orange with Orange interior Originally sold in the 1930's and 40's as cheap alternative to owning an auto or as a second vehicle, the Salsbury was said to influence the Vespa a few years later when taken to Europe to find investors. Driven by a single-cylinder, four-stroke air-cooled engine with a fluid-filled centrifugal pulley belt drive, these little scoots were advertised to run “at 1/3 the cost of an auto.” Drum brakes front and rear on a rear coil spring comprise the suspension with an advertised top speed of around 20 mph. These scooters were very popular when sold new and were a great success as a business; they have a large cult following to this day. Many clubs are located about and restorations are common. Scooter does run.
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