1976 Puch Maxi S, Maxi N, Nostalgic
1976 Maxi N, S
1976 Nostalgic
1976 Maxi N
1976 Nostalgic, S
1977 Puch Rigid, Maxi, Maxi S, Newport
The Maxi N became the Rigid. The Nostalgic became the Newport. The Maxi S became Maxi Sport.
1977 Rigid, Maxi
1977 Maxi-S, Newport
Puch 1977 p1
Puch 1977 p2
Puch 1977 p3
Puch 1977 p4
Puch 1977 p5
Puch 1977 p6
Puch 1977 p7
Puch 1977 p8
1978-1979 Puch GN, Maxi, Maxi Luxe, Sport, Newport L, Sport MkII, Maxi II, Magnum XK, Magnum MkII
Info Puch 1978
Puch 1978 Flyer
The Rigid became the GN.
The two speed engine was introduced on Maxi II.
The Maxi Sport became the Sport, or Sport MkII.
The Newport became Newport L, or Newport (oil inject).
The Magnum top tank models were introduced.
1978 Puch GN
1978 Puch Maxi
1978 Puch Maxi Luxe
1978 Puch Newport
oil injection
1978 Puch Sport
1978 Puch Sport MkII
1978 Puch Magnum XK
1978 Magnum MkII
1978 Puch Newport
1978 Puch Newport L
1978 Puch Newport L
1980-1981 Puch Maxi, Maxi Luxe, Newport II, Sport MkII, Magnum II, Magnum LTD, Series B
Info Puch 1980
1980-81 Magnums
Many one speed models were discontinued.
The Newport became Newport II.
The Magnum XK became Magnum II.
The 100 year anniversary Magnum Limited Edition.
The Puch Series B was better known as Murray.
1981 Puch Series B
90% same as Murray
Puch 1981 p1-2
Puch 1981 p3-4
Puch 1981 p5-6
Puch 1981 p7-8
Puch 1981 p9-10
Puch 1980 Ad
1980 Puch Magnum MkII restored by B. Small
1982-1984 Puch Dart, Maxi Sport LS, Cobra, Austro-Daimler (II means 2-speed)
Puch 1984 A
Puch 1984 B
Puch spent much time and money designing the Austro Daimler.
Puch called the Austro Daimler “Maxi Plus” in the parts manual.
Too bad it had a high price, and was only made 1984-1986.
1983 Maxi Sport LS
1985-1986 Puch Maxi, Maxi Sport LS, Maxi Sport LS II, Cobra II, Austro-Daimler II
Info Puch 1986
1985 Puch Maxi
1985 Puch Maxi Sport LS-2 black and gold
1986 black and gold had orange and red trim
1986 Puch Cobra 2 Speed
1986 Puch Cobra 2, at Myrons back lot
1986 Puch Cobra II dash
1986 Cobra 2 ID plate
1987-2005 “Puch” made by Piaggio, Manet, Hero
Puch Remakes
After over 100 years, Steyr Daimler Puch went out of business. The moped making equipment was sold to three different countries. First Piaggio in Italy produced the Puch Super Maxi in the early 1990’s. Then Manet in Slovakia produced the Puch Korado in the late 1990’s. Then Hero in India produced the Hero Puch Automatic in the early 2000’s. These remake Puchs had many things the same, but also many things, especially out-sourced components, different from the original Puchs.
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