
Fully restored '65 styled Vespa - Free worldwide shipping from Brighton, UK!








I'm getting rid of my fully restored Vespa; it's no longer something I need or want.
Despite having suffered some water and impact damage, it's been fully restored to the condition it was in when it left the factory, with a few stylish extras. A list of parts that have been replaced is below, if that's your kind of thing.
For the chance to win this fine example of mod transportation all you need to do is guess what she would have sold for in 1965. You only get one go, but if you're right she's yours - no strings attached. Terms
Jimmy
This competition is now closed. Thanks to everyone that entered and good luck.

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About the seller:
Name: Jimmy Cooper Living in: London
WHObay member since: 12/11/1963
One of WHObay's earliest members, Jimmy seemed to stop visiting our little site some time in 1965, which we can only attribute to a general loss of interest in the mod scene. This scooter is the first item he has bought or sold since then.
A final farewell to the affiliations of his youth or just clearing some space in the shed? Who can say...
Work carried out on the bike:
Ask Jimmy a question:
Questions from other bidders:
Q: How much do you pay for the scooter new?
A: Around £195.00 but that was a few years ago.
Q: How much did you spend on the repairs?
A: Quite a bit actually. All in all, repairs and new parts cost about a week's wages. I'm on an average wage for a bloke in 1965.
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