Modern Vespa

Says it's an Allstate.

https://newjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/d/port-crane-vintage-piaggio-scooter/6902101431.html

hell yeah, nice one - someone go get it

100 for $500
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/mcy/d/decatur-vespa-vintage-100-sport-malossi/6897963764.html


Not running

Parts plus extra parts

2 brand new racing tires

Malossi kit

This is probably an OK deal if you're looking for a hard to find GS150 motor
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mpo/d/kent-vespa-gs150-vba-125-engine-front/6914245479.html

Deal O' The Day only if you just hit the lotto .
But thought you'd enjoy the opportunity to consider a mint example of perhaps the Top Dog shifty that Vespa ever made:



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I've always wondered if those '05 PX200's sell for anywhere near asking price. Are they worth it?...well that's up to the prospective buyer. A low mile '05 PX150 can be had for about $2k USD. I guess that leaves an extra $2500 to buy PX200 cases, a stock cylinder and piston, and a crankshaft. I've built 2 PX150's into PX200's, and they are the cat's meow. It is always fun to see a genuine PX200 though. They seem to pop up every 3-4 years for sale. There wasn't too many that got snuck into the states...maybe like 30 or so?

Maybe not a true DoTD, but a local has a 2003 stock Stella, (cat exhaust, jetting) about 5K miles, a few scrapes on the panels for $1,000. I checked it out, runs fine, needs a battery and tires. Just thought I would pass it along.... this is in Charlotte, NC.

Dunno if it's that great of a deal at $1000, but a decent scooter is included



Seller describes as a 'P100' and also as an '81 Primavera. Scruffy, but looks low mile to me.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mcy/d/seattle-vespa-p100-project/6944427291.html

I love the mismatched front turn signal lenses!

Nice.. it's a 100 Sport. Has the telltale "dual gem" headset... and coveted battery door.

I want it! lol

Switch that orange one for blue, get 'em to flash alternately...

COP BIKE!

someone please do this ASAP

Chicago area, too much work for me, but certainly worth a look.
https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/mcy/d/montgomery-2-vintage-vespas/6946377110.html

If I jumped on those, I'd have plenty of time to work on them, because my wife would probably divorce me.

Swap in a P200 engine and a PKXL fork with a disc brake, and have a reliable highway commuter.

...probably... Does that mean you are considering it?

Definitely worth the money IMO, not sure about the other grief...

I have to admit that I was almost licking my chops & sorta happy they are so far away.

Checking out the details, looks like somebody did a fork swap here. See why I think so?

I think the one with the shock on the fork and seamless fender is an original vespa cuz I don't see a Sears plate near the fuel tap and has a Piaggio emblem on the legshield. Looks like a curve tail but the body is not better then the Allstate. Still can get one good scooter out of the pile with a lot of spares. Great deal!

I'd say this is a fair, accurate assessment. I'd have these loaded up already if I was close!

Upon reexamination, I think they were in the middle of trying to do a headset swap.

Here's a solid looking smallie frankenbike that sort of works for me. Nothing too drastic and the quirky changes could be undone. Needs a little help cosmetically but hey, original paint and described as fast!

I like the grips & tail light and no battery door on this model.



Motor is a 125, so presumably a 4 speed.
$1200 here https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mpo/d/seattle-1978-vespa-small-frame-with-125/6948057402.html

Better jump on this one quick:

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/mcy/d/santa-rosa-vespa-1974-rally-p200e/6956921348.html

(707) 494-6007

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/mcy/d/winthrop-2006-bajaj-chetak-vespa/6957175496.html



This seems like a pretty good deal to me.

Rally and P project very good deal.

Bajaj.....next.

Here's an AllState that looks like it was well done. Titled and starts, runs well per the ad. Worth the 1500 if you're looking for an old AllState that's ready to go if it all checks out. And '64 means a 4 speed I believe.


note the fork upgrade and lots of new bits
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/mcy/d/lake-oswego-1964-vespa-all-state/6959382077.html

Damn.. If I could find one of these here, I would jump on it right away!

you and me both mate

Might not be the deal of the day, but if someone is looking for this specifically, spotted this one with 1 mile on it!

https://newyork.craigslist.org/que/mcy/d/forest-hills-vespa-px/6964494624.html

Holy smokes! That's amazing, it's still all bagged up it's crate!!

Does anyone want an Ape?

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/mcy/d/atlanta-1957-piaggio-ape-ac1t/6962629443.html

Crazy as it sounds, if it was nearby I would be interested

want me to build u one Brother Mike

I wish we could build one together, my brother! Maybe someday

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/mcy/d/capitola-1979-vespa-scooter-vintage/6967442600.html

I would be all over that if it were in the Northeast!

The closer one is an Italian VNA 125 (probably 1958-61) , has the split headset like an earlier Allstate, but has the fork with the shock. Second one is a later Allstate, but I'm no expert on these so I wouldn't know the year but I'd guess mid 60's. Both are collectable and worth restoring.

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/atq/d/cumming-vespa-scooter/6967562367.html

Pakistani import. It makes a great planter like the one that was in my front yard with a fern growing out of it.

A few months ago I found a 2005 PX150 with under 2 original miles on it. It was not in the crate; rather, the seller had it in his living room. He had also had original Piaggio front and rear racks installed when he bought it. These are really choked down with the catalyst exhaust, but with a Road 2 exhaust, drilled air filter, and a bunch of carb tinkering to deal with WOT fuel starvation, it is a fun scooter.

Only 2 miles is pretty darn amazing for sure! The whole "scooter in a crate" reminded me of the WWII "Jeep in a crate" (http://wwiijeepparts.com/Archives/WW2JeepsInCrates.html)

I've had several 2005 PX150's, and I too also noticed that they were severely choked down leaving the factory.