#1979 PUCH MOPED DRIVER#

This effort culminated in the rear-engine Devin D, which integrated components from a Volkswagen or Porsche.

#1979 PUCH MOPED DRIVER#

An experienced driver who sought to emulate the beautiful speed machines emerging from Europe, Devin began his production career in the mid-1950s with a successful imitation of the Dyna-Panhard before segueing to his celebrated Devin SS, a V-8 powered racer with Scaglietti-influenced coachwork.Devin achieved outstanding finish and durability in his body shells by utilizing a comparatively time-consuming fiberglass technique, although by 1959 he endeavored to develop a more inexpensive model. The first of 21 known examples built used in period by the Granatelli brothers for supercharger testing at the Bonneville Salt FlatsEstablished sports-car records at California drag strips in late 1961 raced at the 1961 Los Angeles Times-Mirror Grand Prix at Riverside against legendary driversComprehensively restored by the most recent owner from 2013 to 2017 and displayed at a Devin C reunion at the 2017 Quail Motorsports GatheringFeatured in period issues of Sports Car Graphic magazine subject of a modern feature article in Automobile magazineDocumented with period magazines, period racing photos and program copies, and numerous restoration invoices and parts receipts Postwar American motoring lore is famous for independent entrepreneurs who bucked the system while building cars that put Detroits Big Three to shame, but few of them stack up to Southern Californias Bill Devin, whose fiberglass bodied sports cars won two SCCA titles and numerous races. Also not sure if this is the place to post offers.To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Arizona event, 27 January 2022. Not sure if anyone would be interested here in the NYC area. I will ask him if he wants me to post the other mopeds that he has available. вЂ“ Are there places for me to take this in for repair in NYC if I get in over my head? вЂ“ Do you think that this will be a large project moped, or will it just take a little attention from time to time? вЂ“ Is this a reasonable price? (Seems reasonable from some other listings I spotted online) I want to make this a main source of transportation at some point, and I am open to spending a little time working on it. I have minimal mechanical experience and wanted to know if this would become a headache for me in the future.

I also trust him and could always contact him in the future for help. It seems like it is in great condition and felt good when I was riding it, but I don't think that I have a great eye for spotting future issues.

He mentioned some trouble idling, and a small air leak that he quickly repaired and may/may not need some attention in the future. He also offered up about $200 worth of parts to go along with it for free.

He owns 3 Puch mopeds and is looking to sell all of them to buy a motorcycle. I'm new here but thought that I could get some advice before purchasing a 1979 Puch Magnum MKII.ДЄ friend of mine offered this up to me for $1200.

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