1947 Piaggio Vespa Numero 4156 98CC

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Ended:Thursday 21 March EDT 2019 于 11:00

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€85,000($90,972 USD)

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Take home this 1947 Piaggio Vespa "Numero 4156" 98CC, one of the oldest Vespa scooters in the world!

Known as the “Farobasso”, this model stands out because of its headlight mounted on the front mudguard. Unlike other Vespas, the handlebar of the Numero 3 did not have a sheet-metal covering.

Designed to withstand long journeys and common problems in post-war Italy such as punctured tyres, it is a much tougher vehicle than the later models which succeeded it. There are no rear shocks, but this function is provided by the springs in the saddle.

Get your hands on a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom and an icon of Italian-made manufacturing and a fashion phenomenon.

Features:

Engine: single-cylinder two-stroke
Engine size: 98 cc
Bore and stroke: 50x50
Power: 3.2 Cv at 4500 rpm
Speed: 60 Km/h
Cooling: Forced air
Ignition: Magnet 6 Volt with Flywheel
Transmission: 3 gears
Wheels: Split wheel rims with 3.50 x 8” tyres

Terms and conditions:

The vehicle must be picked up from Seriate, in the province of Bergamo, Italy, withing 30 days of auction closing
The auction winner will be responsible for all shipping costs if he/she is unable to pick the vehicle up. These costs will be calculated after auction closing according to the destination address
The auction winner is responsible for registration costs and the transfer of ownership

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Since 2005, Laureus Italia has been developing and supporting numerous projects aimed at minors living in situations of severe socio-economic deprivation, helping them to feel part of a community. The Foundation collaborates with more than 70 territorial realities and involves over 30 Ambassadors, sports champions and more. In addition to supporting minors in difficulty, the Laureus Italia Foundation also caters to coaches, educators and teachers through training courses.

The Laureus Foundation, in fact, uses sport as a tool for the inclusion and contrast of educational poverty to accompany minors in their growth path. The activities take place in the outskirts of Italian cities including Milan, Rome, Genoa, Naples, Catania, Palermo and Turin and involve and support over 3000 children in the practice of 20 different sports activities, including football, basketball, surfing, judo and many others.

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