Brief History of the Marque: MEBEA
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MEBEA (not to be confused with companies from other countries with
the same name) was an important Greek vehicle manufacturer, producer of
light trucks, passenger automobiles, motorcycles, motorbike engines and
bicycles.
Small but tough: MEBEA ST150 (1970)
Used by the Hellenic Postal Service: MEBEA Hermes (1970)
Built for Southeast Asia: MEBEA Bingo (1972)
A Greek workhorse: MEBEA 206 (1977)
Multi-puropose: MEBEA Fox (1979)Contents [show]
1 History
2 Models
2.1 Motorcycles
2.2 Light three-wheeler trucks (“motorcycle” steering and controls)
2.3 Three-wheeler trucks (“automobile” steering and controls)
2.4 Light three-wheeler passenger vehicles (“motorcycle” steering and
controls)
2.5 Passenger automobiles
3 References
History
MEBEA was founded in Athens in 1960 by the merger of two companies
assembling motorbikes since 1954, and its initials stand for Messogiakai
Epiheiriseis Biomihanias, Emporiou kai Antiprosopeion (Mediterranean Enterprises
for Industry, Commerce and Representations). It grew to be a significant
Greek company with two factories in the north of Athens. Its most successful
products were light three-wheeler thucks with 50 cc Zundapp engines,.............
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