Modern Vespa

I have a 1963 Vespa 125. I got it a few months ago, but I'm not completely sure of its origins. It looks completely legitimate, and I'm fairly sure of it, but I have my doubts. Not restored, but in good shape. Engine has been worked on quite extensively, though. Any tips on how to find out whether it's a bodge or not?

Also, tips on adding extra mirrors/things to this model?

Also also, here's a picture I took a while ago. I've since replaced the speedo cover, which was completely cracked.

from ur story u seem have a vnb series but i think more pics of the bike from overall angel will be better

I'm pretty sure it is a VBB, yeah. I will post more pics tomorrow, I'll take some.

no vbb were 125 cc, unless a vba they do have a 125 cc like this one (the white of course)

the spare tire cover and blanking plate for the keyhole (I think that's what that thing is?) look suspicious to me. What makes you even question if it is a bodge or not? More photos will help.

Solid headset and that speedo it is a vnb .Also the lock . I don't see bodge a all . Look at the letters on you're engine case . Vnb as with vbb has the screw hole for a spare tire .

O GOD SO BUGGY :@

Posting pictures. How inconvenient.

And another.

yup, my guess its a vba 125cc nor vnb 125cc but why didnt u just put ur vin # here its much easier

*edit* vba 150cc
from the speedo I guess its a vnb
and from rubber shield beading, passenger grip, spare tire cover and rubber on the tank... its from Indonesia

the vba was the earlier model of the vbb 1958-60 there were subtle differences like the tailight and shit. its a 63 or later vnb cause it ain't a roundtail and its got a square speedo all vbb's have a clamshell. its got some bodgy shit on it but not alot overall so idk without seeing more detailed pics.

+1 i think to post that but i afraid with the explanation i should gave.. but nino isnt vba were only 125cc kinna the a type of vb were 125 = vba and the b series were 150 like vbb

vba-150 vna-125 early vna was pistonported vnb-125 vbb-150

vn..=125... vn, vna, vnb, vnc, vnl, vnx...
vb..=150... vb, vba, vbb, vbc, vlb, vbx...

holy carp then this dude (the white one in my pics) were totaly busted by seller, he bought that vba that been told to him were 125 cc with 3 gears

ps: luckely i never trust engine below 150cc