Vespa 125

Vespa motorscooters started out as ordinary workday items and became a style icon. One of the most prolific motor vehicles ever, with millions produced since 1947, the Vespa was first used as family transport in its native Italy, but by the 1960s had become, along with the Lambretta, as the preferred mode of transport for the style-conscious. Salvador Dali even painted a Vespa, and you can’t get much more hip than that.

If you have a liking for 60’s Italian culture then you will feel right at home on this two-tone 1961 Vespa 125, restored several years ago and showing just 41,365km on the odometer. With its classic beige body colour perfectly matched to the rustic brown hand stitched leather seats this meticulously restored example will get you to your destination in style. The 125cc single cylinder engine is air cooled with 2-stroke induction and can reach a top speed of 78km/h, meaning you won’t break any speed records but can definitely take in the beautiful surroundings on a sunny Sunday morning ride.

This is a rare and extremely high quality restoration that won’t last long so enquire today to organise an inspection, you won’t be disappointed.