here some for 414

[mx250]

1. Cappra 250 (33M)  very rare, very collectable $4G plus for just a roller.

I'll keep my eyes peeled

[mx250]

1. Cappra 250 (33M)  very rare, very collectable $4G plus for just a roller.

This is what you're looking for boys. Bit of a techicolor yawn isn't 

Looks the business for 1967 though.

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Customer of mine found this 33M rotting away in a California junkyard.

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But check out the serial number! 

[mx250]

Good find for some one hey Jared. He the owner restoring it?

The factory promo shot has red frame and red c/cases. The 'junk yard find' appears pretty original but no apparent red frame ect. Just another case of early promo shot outstripping the production floor. Or a bout of conservatism between promo shot and production.

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Yes, it is being restored as we speak.
I have only seen four of this model, two had red frames and I know one of them was unrestored.  The other two
were roller bikes and one had a silver frame, the other black.  The 33M Cappra was sanwiched in between the LaCross
and Cappra 250GP (53M)  and was only out for maybe 6-8 months.

The 33M in this photo is from Italy.

[mx250]

I doesn't rain but it pours  ...









Probably the same bike Jared. It looks like the site of an Italian collector here

http://www.crossdepocaosculati.it/galleria.asp?pg=2&cat=TUTTE&marca=2

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I forgot about Osculati's 33M.  Big time Italian collector.  Very nice fellow.
number plates are incorrect.  (sorry, I can't help it!)

[mx250]

number plates are incorrect.  (sorry, I can't help it!)

So, it a different bike. Whats wrong with the number plates?

Not a bad collection hey? I think he has most collectable Montesa's you mentioned, and then some (not to talk about the Huskies etc )

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Well to be picky, the front number plate should be fiberglass.
The side plates are the wrong shade of green.
The original colour was a odd metallic green.