Vespa Faro Basso 1956
A true collector's piece. This is not a “put-together” Vespa, nor an improvised restoration for photos.
It is a Faro Basso with identity, proper documentation, and ready to keep riding.
• All paperwork up to date and in my name
• Immediate transfer
• Registered with the Ministry of Transport as an antique / collector vehicle
Technical specifications:
• Model: Vespa Faro Basso
• Year: 1956
• Single-cylinder 2-stroke engine
• Displacement: 125 cc
• Air-cooled
• 3-speed manual transmission with twist-grip shift
• Electrical system currently 12V with new electronic ignition
• Original Vespa monocoque chassis
• Kick start
• 8” wheels
Restored 3 years ago, preserving the original essence and avoiding absurd modifications that destroy its historical value.
Relevant details:
• Paint formulated according to the original “La Sei Giorgi” color
• Exact formula provided for future color reproduction
• New 12V electronic ignition
• New wiring and cables
• Original 6V ignition + 6V bulbs included
• New lights
• Modern carburetor installed for daily use
• Original TC18 carburetor included
• New brakes
• Restored engine, requires final adjustment and replacement of the transmission cables for fine-tuning
• Owner's manual and a copy of the repair manual included
• Comes with some new and used spare parts
The motorcycle has minor cosmetic imperfections that are normal with use.
It can be used, enjoyed, and further perfected.
Ideal for a collector, a classic Vespa enthusiast, or someone who understands that these motorcycles are not bought for speed, but for history, design, and character.
This description has been automatically translated. Original language: Spanish.
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