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When you think of a classical road-going Mustang, visions of Blue Ovals and good ol’ Carroll Shelby expected begin dancing in your head. But there was a rarely collectible Mustang in America approach prior to Ford decided what you really indispensable was an cheap sportscar for the masses. Instead of four wheels, the first Mustangs needed only two to get a pursuit done.

The original Mustang motorcycle was introduced in 1947 by a tiny company in Glendale, California. The diminutive machines used the small 122cc two-stroke engine from Villiers and wheels measuring a meagre 12-inches in diameter. They weren’t exactly performance machines, but a Mustang got around flattering smartly yet and allowed 20,000 new riders to strike a far-reaching open road.

Rightaway, California Scooter Company plans to launch a new Mustang to a American marketplace, this time using the more environmentally friendly 149cc four-stroke powerplant, though still maintaining a strange dinner plate-size wheels. 3 versions will be available; asingle customary indication that’s difficult to heed at initial peek from the strange, the (completely hapless pinkish Babydoll version as well as the flat-black bobber called a Greaser. Alternatively, you can order a law model only the approach you wish it.

Prolongation bikes have been sche duled for accessibility in Impetus for the starting price of $4,995 for all three models. Check out a image gallery next and click past the mangle for the couple videos showing the bikes in action.

Gallery:California Scooter Company Mustang replicas

[Source: California Scooter Association via Motorcycle Classics]