"Frame number 600861
Delivered in Paris on 22 December 1967
Less than 3,000 km
The Vespino is a moped, designed by the Salamanca engineer
Vicente Carranza and manufactured entirely in Madrid, Spain.
Madrid, Spain, which was first produced in the 1960s
the 1960s by Moto Vespa S.A., a company founded in 1952
in 1952 by Enrico Piaggio, with the help of Banco Urquijo and
I.N.I. (Instituto Nacional de Industria) of Spain. It was located
in an industrial area, in Julián Camarillo Street in Madrid.
Together with the Seat 600, it is considered a cultural icon of
Spanish society of the 1970s.
The car on offer is in relatively good condition, although
although there are some dents on the fairings. The rear luggage
rear luggage rack. This is a very interesting restoration project for connoisseurs
for connoisseurs and even for beginners. This Vespino
is a historical Spanish piece not to be missed. The speedometer
indicates less than 3,000 km."