Modern Vespa

hi
i have recently bought a spanish vespa import. it has no documents at all and i am trying to age it. i wondered if i could trace it from its license plate which is M-PM-5539. if anyone could offer any advice that would be great.
thanks

where did you buy it? on ebay?

hi
no i bought it from a mate of a mate who owned it when he lived in spain, then it went into a storage container and was then parked up in the uk for 4 years under some tarpaulin. he has no documents, no nothing not even a key

What is the model and CC's? We might be able to ball park the age that way, but it won't be exact.

Will you be able to register it without any documents? If so, you will also need to get a new ignition lock.

the frame number has been rusted out, and we are not sure wether its a 125, 150 or 200. its a nightmare i know.

Could you post a pic or two?

haven't got any pics at mo but will definitely put some up soon.
it has orange indicators on the front. the ignition is above the speedo, both side panels clip off. it has motovespa on the front.

a quick google search of 'motovespa' turns up a large number of spanish-built vespas, none of them modern (i.e automatic). is yours a manual transmission scooter? if it is, you may be better off posing your question in the 'not so modern' subforum.

i have also been googling and have found out that motovespa did not make a 125, or 150, so we know believe it to be a motovespa p200 dn. these range from 1979 to 80s

mmm, i'm no expert but i'm not sure that's correct.... check this out: http://www.scooterhelp.com/serial/mvespa.125_150_160.parts.html