AutoBarn Memorabilia

The Mustang was a small, scooter-sized motorcycle built by Gladden Products Corporation in Glendale, California. The Mustang Colt was only available for two...

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Engine: 320 cc     Trans: Not Available

Take a ride on the wild side with this vintage, green 1950 Powell P-81 Scooter! This unrestored survivor from the Powell Manufacturing Company in Compton, C...

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Engine: 8 HP     Trans: Not Available

The Hawk Tool Company was created in 1948 as a manufacturing plant. In the early 1950s the family bought a patent on how to manufacture Pony Cycles (scooter...

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Engine: 8 HP     Trans: Not Available

The 1952 Cushman 60 Series Super Model 64A is a retro-cool ride! This yellow beauty has been restored to its former glory, with a 5 HP engine and Variomatic...

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Engine: 5 HP     Trans: Variomatic

This children's homemade "Miller Dirt Track Special" race car was built from a 1936 "How to Build It" magazine, and it still runs! It was built as a project...

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Engine: 3.5 HP     Trans: N/A

This 1974 Honda Z50 Mini Trail is a quirky and fun ride. With original Bridgestone tires and a 49cc engine, it's perfect for a playful adventure. The Candy ...

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Engine: 49cc     Trans: 3-speed semi-automatic

The Model 62 used a 4.8 HP version of Cushman�s Husky 221cc single-cylinder side valve motor, paired with a single-speed drive and centrifugal clutch, which...

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Engine: 5 HP     Trans: centrifugal clutch

During World War II, the Excelsior Motor Company of Birmingham, England produced the Welbike, a folding motorcycle that could be deployed by aircraft. After...

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Engine: 98cc     Trans: 2-Stroke Centrifugal

Not much is known about this 1950s Quarter Midget Race Car, other than it runs well on its Briggs & Stratton engine. Overall the entire car is in good c...

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Engine: Not Available     Trans: Not Available

This 1955 Cushman Road King scooter is an unrestored survivor with a Cascade Blue paint job - a rare color. It's powered by a 7.3HP motor and features a 2-s...

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Engine: 7.3 HP     Trans: 2-speed

Simplex was founded by Paul Treen in New Orleans, Louisiana in the late 1920s. Simplex was the only motorcycle manufacturer located in the Deep South for ma...

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Engine: 150cc     Trans: Not Available

Not much is known about the Skat-Kat, except that it was manufactured by Gadgets, Inc. in Dayton, OH. We couldn't find any information about the company. To...

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Engine: Not Available     Trans: Not Available

Introducing the 1947 Cushman Pacemaker Model 52! This two-wheeled time machine is an unrestored survivor. Feast your eyes on its classic Gyro Blue body and ...

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Engine: 4 HP     Trans: Not Available

Discover the classic beauty of a fully restored 1952 Cushman Deluxe Highlander. Lovingly and meticulously brought back to its original condition by Sonny Sa...

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Engine: 5 HP     Trans: Not Available

The Cushman Scooter Company was started in 1903 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Cushman began production of their four-stroke Husky engine in 1922 and began producing...

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Engine: 7.3 HP     Trans: 2-speed

This 1948 Cushman Model 52A has a "Sport" Tubular body. The scooter is Sunfast Red with single speed - no transmission. It has received a new seat and fuel ...

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Engine: 4 HP     Trans: Not Available