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Does anybody know what colour this is supposed to be? All I know is that it's supposedly registered in 1981, and the colour is most definitely original on most of the Vespa (ignore the front fender, it's been repainted, badly).

I haven't seen a 3-number paint code anywhere, but I can have a look if anybody knows where to start!
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Is that a Spanish Post Vespa/MotoVespa?
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^^^^

Yes. The fastest yellow Piaggio ever used.
I have a Super the same color.

Love the looks of that damn thing.
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swa45 wrote:
Is that a Spanish Post Vespa/MotoVespa?
Not that I'm aware of, but funnily the original owner drove it from Finland to Spain and back, one of the stickers on the front are from a camping site in Spain. Quite a trip on a 125cc bike. It also only has 12000 km on the meter.

Is there anyway to check if it's a Spanish Post Vespa?
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rowdyc wrote:
It's basically between that and the 912 Yellow, it's a bit of a weird colour, it's a bit green, similar to a yellow highlighter, under fluorescents at least.
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Looks like 912 to me
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Re: Help Identifying 1981 PX125 Colour Code
Stuggi wrote:
Does anybody know what colour this is supposed to be? All I know is that it's supposedly registered in 1981, and the colour is most definitely original on most of the Vespa (ignore the front fender, it's been repainted, badly).

I haven't seen a 3-number paint code anywhere, but I can have a look if anybody knows where to start!
Have a look at the links in this post:

https://modernvespa.com/forum/post2452949#2452949

or this one..

https://jstechres.blogspot.com/p/vespa-original-paint.html

Hope it helps..
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