1956 TENDIL - Lot 36

Lot n° 36
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1956 TENDIL - Lot 36
1956 TENDIL Type MTVSP Serial no.: 60 100 cm3 7 774 € invoices Collector's registration 400 / 800 € In 1919, in Alès in the Gard region of France, a miner by the name of Elie Tendil decided to open a business selling bicycles, becoming a distributor for Automoto cycles. He soon moved into assembly, using the services of the many parts wholesalers based in the Saint-Etienne region. The Tendil trademark was immediately registered. Soon, some 20,000 bicycles were produced and distributed throughout the south of France. At the end of the 1920s, the brand assembled a number of 250 and 350 cm3 motorcycles with engines. In 1951, the brand brought out its first moped, a 50 powered by the VAP 4 engine, the Tendilet. The model presented here has been fully restored for around €7,774 (invoices). We recommend that future purchasers carry out the customary restarts due to the immobilization of these machines in the collector's museum. We recommend that future purchasers carry out the customary restarts required by the immobilization of these machines in the collector's museum. 1956 TENDIL Type MTVSP Serial no.: 60 100 cm3 7 774 € invoices Collector's registration document 400 / 800 € In 1919, in Alès in the Gard region of France, a miner by the name of Elie Tendil decided to open a business selling bicycles, becoming a distributor for Automoto cycles. He soon moved into assembly, using the services of the many parts wholesalers based in the Saint-Etienne region. The Tendil trademark was immediately registered. Soon, some 20,000 bicycles were produced and distributed throughout the south of France. At the end of the 1920s, the brand assembled a number of 250 and 350 cm3 motorcycles with engines. In 1951, the brand brought out its first moped, a 50 powered by the VAP 4 engine, the Tendilet. The model presented here has been fully restored for around €7,774 (invoices).
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