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Bamby

A 1984 Bamby

Bamby

Description

The Bamby first appeared in Hull (UK) in 1983 and was designed and built by Alan Evans. Being a keen Bubblecar enthusiast Evans’s created the Bamby after being made redundant from a building firm in 1982. The vehicle was a single seater with a fibreglass body that had a single gull-wing type door.  It was powered by an air cooled, single cylinder  50cc Yamaha engine. Production ceased in 1985.

Detailed Information
Detailed Description

The Bamby first appeared in Hull (UK) in 1983 and was designed and built by Alan Evans. Being a keen Bubblecar enthusiast Evans’s created the Bamby after being made redundant from a building firm in 1982. The vehicle was a single seater with a fibreglass body that had a single gull-wing type door.  It was powered by an air cooled, single cylinder  50cc Yamaha engine. Production ceased in 1985.

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Additional Information

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