MOPED ARMY

i suggest you start with flowers, wine, and a croissant at a nice outdoor restaurant.

then consider taking like 5 more pictures and posting them here in case the VIN number isnt enough

Whoah what the hell is that Malaguti in the background? That thing's sick

The Malaguti went to QCB. I'm sure the new owner will post some photos soon. He really does his bikes up and this ones looking dreamy.

I might have a receipt on that 104 from the import. I'll dig through my emails a little more.

Dating a French bike - so get a wicker basket, baguette, red wine, radishes, some sausage thing, mystery meat pate, and some stinky cheese. Wear your barret and a striped shirt, a cheesey thin mustache for the perfect look and talk in a frenchie accent...

OR

Look on the bowl of the Gurtner carburetor - it will be stamped D12G-724 x 00/00 - D12 being the bore of 12mm, G being gauche or left bore, 724 is model number, x is the production line, 00/00 is month and year of production. Accurate if it is original carb. (edited)

see! simply posting a picture that shows the "104" badge on the front, i was able to google and find a french wikipedia page with link to other pages with MOAR info

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_104_(cyclomoteur)

i suggest google chrome and google translate, works best on a PC/Laptop

also I read all the pages it links to :)

thanks Blake. Going to pop the carb off today to check that.

Its a 1973 then, dealers often would draw up docs for a bike based on the year sold, not the manufacture year of the bike.

Lotta tupperware on those. The blue doesn't seem to age as well...