This charming 1964 150cc Vespa is a beautifully restored example of one of Italy’s most enduring motoring icons. First introduced in 1946 by Piaggio, the Vespa was designed as an affordable and practical means of transport, with its distinctive styling earning it the name ‘Vespa’, meaning wasp in Italian, from the company’s founder Enrico Piaggio.
Presented in an attractive modern colour scheme of grey with a contrasting tan seat, this 150cc example combines classic Italian design with a stylish, understated finish. Serviced in 2021, when two new tyres were also fitted, it is accompanied by its original maintenance booklet. With period Vespas becoming increasingly sought-after by collectors, this delightful scooter would make an appealing addition to a classic vehicle collection, a showroom or even a garage display. Equally, it offers the opportunity to enjoy a genuine piece of Italian motoring history out on the open road.

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