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Allstate (vehicle brand)

Allstate was an American seller of scooters.

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Sears sold vehicles from several manufacturers, badged with the Sears "Allstate" brand. Most Allstate models were scooters, but several motorcycles and a car were sold under the Allstate marque. Vespa and Cushman scooters are the most commonly recognized Allstate models.

Cushman Scooters

  • 1948 811.30 3 hp Cushman Scooter
  • 1951–58 811.40 4 hp Cushman Scooter
  • 1951 711.30 3 hp Cushman Scooter
  • 1957–60 Jetsweep (Cushman Pacemaker)
  • 1958 811.94300 Cushman Scooter

    • Piaggio Scooters

  • 1951 788.100 Vespa 125cc
  • 1952 788.101 Vespa 125cc
  • 1952 788.102 Vespa 125cc
  • 1953 788.103 Vespa 125cc
  • 1954 788.104 Vespa 125cc
  • 1955 788.94490 Vespa 125cc
  • 1956 788.94491 Vespa 125cc
  • 1957 788.94492 Vespa 125cc
  • 1958 788.94493 Vespa 125cc
  • 1958–60 788.94494 Vespa 125cc
  • 1961–62 788.94495 Vespa 125cc
  • 1963 788.94330 Vespa 125cc
  • 1964 788.94331 Vespa 125cc
  • 1965 788.94332 Vespa 125cc
  • 1966 788.94370 Vespa 125cc (Badged "Sears," not Allstate)
  • 1966 788.94360 Vespa 150cc (Badged "Sears," not Allstate)

    • Allstate Automobile

  • 1951 Allstate Deluxe (6-cyl. Henry J)
  • 1951 Allstate (4-cyl. Henry J)

    • Other vehicles sold as Allstates

  • Puch mopeds, scooters, and motorcycles, 1954–69 (switched from Allstate to Sears badging in 1967)
  • Gilera motorcycles, late 1966 to 1969 (badged as Sears, not Allstate) (106cc and 124cc single-cylinder 4-stroke engines. The 106cc was a 4-speed, and the 124cc was a 5-speed)

    • References

    Allstate (vehicle brand) Wikipedia
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