Motor Scooter, 1969 Vespa 150 Sprint, Piaggio. Most of the heavy industry in Europe went through a complete metamorphosis after WWII. Roads & factories were being rebuilt and the economy, like the roads, was in shambles. There was a need for economical transportation that met the needs of nations in rebuilding mode. The Piaggio family addressed that need. With family experience in aerospace, second generation Enrico Piaggio gave birth to the Vespa Culture. From miscellaneous parts and elements from their aerospace industry, the first Vespa was produced in 1946. It was designed by Corradino D'Ascanio. The look and the buzzing voice of the small engine is why it was given the name Vespa, Italian for wasp! A short ten years later, Piaggio sold its millionth scooter and a new market niche became a fashion statement. This Vespa is like its predecessors, easy on gas, with a 145cc single-cylinder 2-stroke air-cooled engine and stylish! It has that Vespa "Wasp" sound as you zip through town or explore side roads. It shows well in blue w/a Geglia Borletti speedometer and black leather upholstery. It's in older nicely restored condition. Has title, 40 miles driven since restored, complete w/spare tire & in VG+ running cond. This Vespa has been in storage for several years. Starts easily. Engine sounds good and runs well. When you take it off choke…it seems to want to stall under load. Likely needs carb adjustments or fuel system flushed. VIN VLB1T059441.