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MV-Agusta 350 Electronica

Starting price
CHF 13 000
Auction dateClassic
22.03.2019 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Schuler Auktionen
Event location
Switzerland, Zürich
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ID 171368
Lot 3420 | MV-Agusta 350 Electronica
Rot-Blaues Motorrad, eingetragenes Veteranenfahrzeug Baujahr 1973. Ab MFK 26.03.2018, muss nur alle 6 Jahre vorgeführt werden. 1.Inverkehrsetzung 01.07.1978. Fahrgestellnummer 213 058 96, Stammnummer 315.596.026, Motorkennzeichen MV21305815, KM-Stand/Betriebsstunden 15123. Gebrauchsspuren. Zusatz: Werden bei Kauf geliefert. Unterlagen: Technische und Elektrische Betriebsanleitung Zollpapier Einfuhr Schweiz (Formular 1320), Fahrzeugschein, Certificato di Iscrizione. Material: Original Blinkanlage, - Lenker, - Auspuffeinsätze, - Vergaserfilter.
Provenienz und Geschichte:
Dieses Motorrad stammt aus einem schweizerischen Privatbesitz wo es mit viel Liebe und Leidenschaft gepflegt und gehegt wurde.
MV Agusta Motor S.p.A ist ein italienischer Motorradhersteller mit Firmensitz in Varese. Im Jahr 1927 wurde zusätzlich zur Flugzeugherstellung mit der Motorradproduktion begonnen. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde die Motorradproduktion als eigenständige Firma unter dem Namen Meccanica Verghera Agusta in Samarate gegründet. MV Agusta konnte insgesamt 38 Fahrer- und 37 Konstrukteuren-Weltmeistertitel in der Motorradweltmeisterschaft einfahren. Damit dominierten sie fast 20 Jahre lang erst die kleinen und später die grossen Hubraumklassen. Darunter waren bekannte Namen wie Giacomo Agostini mit 13 von insgesamt 15 Weltmeistertiteln in den 350er und 500er Klassen.
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