Classic Vespa in iconic mint green

Vespa Scooters

The iconic Vespa scooter epitomizes Italian design and has become a cultural icon since its introduction in 1946. Our collection includes various classic models that have been meticulously restored to their original glory.

Key Features

Timeless Italian design
Various engine capacities available
Exceptional maneuverability
Iconic steel monocoque construction
Reliable performance
Unmistakable style and character

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The Vespa Legacy

A Design Icon

Since its introduction in 1946 by Piaggio, the Vespa has transcended its role as a simple mode of transportation to become a cultural icon. Born in post-war Italy when the country needed affordable mobility, engineer Corradino D'Ascanio created a revolutionary design that would change urban transportation forever.

The Vespa's monocoque steel body, enclosed engine, and distinctive silhouette have remained remarkably consistent throughout its evolution, making it one of the most recognizable vehicle designs in history.

Cultural Impact

The Vespa gained international fame through appearances in films like "Roman Holiday" (1953) featuring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, cementing its association with Italian style, freedom, and la dolce vita.

Beyond cinema, the Vespa became integral to cultural movements like the Mods in 1960s Britain and has been embraced by fashion, art, and design communities worldwide. Its enduring appeal crosses generations, with vintage models becoming increasingly collectible.

Iconic Vespa Models

Our collection includes several of the most significant Vespa models from the golden era:

Vespa 98 (1946-1947)

The original model that started it all, featuring a 98cc engine and distinctive "faro basso" (low light) design.

Vespa 125 (1948-1954)

Introduced larger wheels and improved engine performance, becoming one of the most popular early models.

Vespa GS (1955-1961)

The first sport model with a 150cc engine, offering enhanced performance and more dynamic styling.

Vespa Sprint (1965-1976)

Featuring a sportier design with a rectangular headlight and improved handling characteristics.

Our Restoration Process

Each Vespa in our collection undergoes a comprehensive restoration process that honors its heritage while ensuring reliable performance. Our team of specialists follows these meticulous steps:

1. Sourcing & Assessment

We carefully source original Vespa scooters with documented histories. Each vehicle undergoes a thorough assessment to determine its condition and restoration needs.

2. Disassembly & Restoration

The scooter is completely disassembled. Each component is cleaned, repaired or replaced with authentic parts, with the frame being stripped to bare metal for refinishing.

3. Engine Rebuilding

The engine is completely rebuilt with new bearings, seals, and gaskets. We restore or replace worn components to ensure reliable performance while maintaining period correctness.

4. Paint & Finish

Using original color schemes and techniques, the body is professionally painted and finished to factory standards, with careful attention to detail on emblems and trim.

5. Reassembly

With meticulous care, each component is reassembled according to original specifications, ensuring proper fit and function throughout the vehicle.

6. Testing & Certification

Each restored Vespa undergoes extensive testing to ensure performance and reliability. We provide documentation of the restoration process and the scooter's history.