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Scamp – very light small vehicle from 1995: four-cylinder engine of 998 cc, only 750 kg unladen weight and 1,112 kg gross vehicle weight, 1,410 mm wide
The Scamp from 1995 is, according to the recorded values, a very light small vehicle of the kind built in small numbers outside large-scale series production. Nothing certain can be said about the company history behind the name from the values, so the description below covers the vehicle class.
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The four-cylinder engine has a displacement of 998 cc. With a 2,300 mm wheelbase and 1,410 mm width, the Scamp weighs only 750 kg unladen, with a gross vehicle weight of 1,112 kg.
With an unladen weight of 750 kg and less than a litre of displacement, the Scamp sits well below the weight class of ordinary light vans and closer to a very light microcar or kit car. The gap of only 362 kg between unladen and gross vehicle weight shows a very limited payload, typical of a vehicle built this light.
When buying such a light and rare small vehicle, the condition of the frame and body mounts matters most, as lightweight constructions of this kind respond more sensitively to corrosion and accident damage than heavier production vehicles. As this is a niche vehicle, spare parts availability can only be clarified through specialist small-series contacts, which is worth confirming before purchase. The registration paperwork also deserves a close look, as small-series vehicles of this kind do not always carry a single, clear type approval.
Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Scamp
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