Difference between revisions of "ACAM"
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! colspan=2 |'''Acam Pag 50 Piaggio''' | ! colspan=2 |'''Acam Pag 50 Piaggio''' | ||
Latest revision as of 15:36, 11 December 2016
1984 - 1988
A.C.A.M. was an Italian microcar manufacturer built with Piaggio 125 or 218cc engines. Later a version was made with a 50cc engine. This was very rare small car with the well known Piaggio 125 engine and 4 speed gear box. These were referred to as the "Ape" ("Bee", in Italian) small transporter and there was no problem sourcing spare parts. These cars were produced for a short period and it's very difficult to find one at all.
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1984 ACAM Nica 125cc
1986 ACAM Galassia 50cc
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