Innocenti Lambro 600 M

The Lambro 600 M was the handlebar-steered model of the Lambro 600 range, the three-wheeled light commercial vehicle that Innocenti of Milan built on the mechanics of its Lambretta scooters. The 600 range could carry loads of 600 kg, and the M kept scooter-style handlebars, which suited drivers who did not want to sit behind a steering wheel; German Wikipedia lists the 600 M and V together, with either a wheel or handlebars possible. The engine was a 198 cc unit with a bore and stroke of 66 by 58 mm, driving through a four-speed gearbox with reverse that was worked by a hand control. The Lambretta classics site gives 9.8 cv at 4,800 revolutions a minute, a top speed of 62.3 km/h and a weight of 390 kg. That site dates production from January 1970 to November 1971 and counts 5,128 built, while German Wikipedia gives 1970 to 1972 for the 600 M and V, the year Innocenti stopped making the Lambro.