My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
It’s powerful SOHC alloy engine was inspired by the German NSU motorcycle. In turn, Laverda based larger engines on this engine. It could reach almost 10o mph, using stamped steel frames, front forks and mufflers.
Powered by a 305 cu. in. V6 known for durability, low speed torque but poor mileage. 1965 was the first year that four wheel drive was supplied from the factory.
Caught this interesting Benelli at Horsepower Farms which has since moved or evaporated.
Mark paid $500 for his Avion T-20 in Tennessee not too long ago. Says internet: “The body of the AVION Travel Trailer is two complete Aluminum shells one inside the other, separated by a blanket
