glas 200 The Goggo Introduced in 1951 by Hans Glas GmbH, the Goggo 200 was a robust German scooter designed to handle the post-war roads of Europe. Powered by a 200cc ILO Glas mit Korken 1300ml,

Name: glas 200 The Goggo Introduced in 1951 by Hans Glas GmbH, the Goggo 200 was a robust German scooter designed to handle the post-war roads of Europe. Powered by a 200cc ILO Glas mit Korken 1300ml,
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glas 200 The Goggo Introduced in 1951 by Hans Glas GmbH, the Goggo 200 was a robust German scooter designed to handle the post-war roads of Europe. Powered by a 200cc ILO Glas mit Korken 1300ml,

Glas mit Korken 1300ml, blau, H 14 cm, Ø 14,4 cm | 175039

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