Experiment 4
A late-stage Innocenti prototype study for a light commercial three-wheeler and precursor to the Furgoncino B125.
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The British Lambretta Archive has developed the first authentication tool within the Lambretta community to integrate documented Innocenti production records directly into VIN interpretation.
Frame and engine number ranges are aligned with recorded factory data to provide structured historical reference and authentication support.
The system operates strictly within documented production evidence — it does not speculate beyond recorded ranges or infer undocumented history.
Official British Lambretta Archive merchandise is now available directly through the website.
Featuring limited-run graphics and archive-inspired designs, each item supports the BLA.
The store integrates secure PayPal checkout with multi-item cart functionality across all devices.
The British Lambretta Archive preserves and shares documented material relating to Innocenti-built Lambretta production and factory history.
Founded upon original publications, production records and engineering documentation, the Archive presents this material as factual historical reference.
A late-stage Innocenti prototype study for a light commercial three-wheeler and precursor to the Furgoncino B125.
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From heavy engineering foundations to scooter and automobile production, the Milan works defined an era of industrial precision.
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Beyond archival research and production documentation, the British Lambretta Archive supports preservation initiatives within the wider Lambretta community.
Lambro Club UK supports owners of Innocenti-built three-wheelers through shared knowledge, documentation and community engagement.
The Club operates independently while working alongside the British Lambretta Archive in preserving and documenting Lambro production history.