This is the dashboard of the "Comtesse" (sometimes called "Comtesse 3") by Acoma.
The second vehicle produced of the Mini Comtesse series.
The "true" Mini Comtesse was the single-seater, with two auxilliary wheels on each side of the front driving wheel.
This model is the family version, with a squarer and much taller body, suitable for an adult (not a fast food lover, though !) and a children (under 14, as told by french law).
Still front wheel drive, but without the small rollers : the sides of the nose have just some rubber left and right, in case of a too-enthusiast brutal turn-in...
Strangely, it is a right-hand drive, like the Veloto. Three types were produced : 770 E1 (Sachs ADLX engine), 770 E2 (Motobécane 93D engine) and the very rare 775 E2 (Motobécane 99Z). There was too the "Electro Comtesse" (760 TE type), with strangely a steel body, but it was only a prototype.
The Comtesse was really a transitional model, produced from 1977 to late 1980, caught between the strangely successful first Mini Comtesse (which the first serial production modern 50 cc french "sans permis") and the highly popular 4-wheels rear-wheel drive Super Comtesse released with the same body just a year later.
Sorry for a much too long answer...
