1971 Vespa Primavera project for $450 in Knoxville, Tennessee

Here's a nice looking project smallie for someone. I like the Vespa Primavera, it's one of my favorite small frame scooters as far as looks go. I'd say this is a fair price for this project. Anyways, here's the link and the photos. http://knoxville.craigslist.org/mcy/1670690680.html

1964 Vespa 90 for $500 in Bakersfield, California

Here's a Vespa 90 basketcase for $500. If you know Vespa's then you know this is a fair price for a Vespa 90 and could be an easy fix. It won't be worth too much more than $1,000 after you're done but it still might be a fun project. Anyways, here's the link and the photos. http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/mcy/1666178569.html

1978 Vespa P200E for $1,200 in Fresno, California

Here's a great deal on a running Vespa P200 that cosmetically looks very rough. This would make a great first scoot for someone. You wouldn't have to worry about dropping it and messing up the paint. Anyways, here's the link and the photos. http://fresno.craigslist.org/mcy/1669057384.html

1974 Vespa Rally 200 for $1,100 in Cincinnati, Ohio

Here's a nice project Rally 200 at what I think is a very fair price. I would definitely re-paint it. I'd jump on this myself if it's truly what the ad says it is and I had the money to spare. The ad says it's 99% complete. It's definitely worth checking out at this price. Here's the link and the photo. http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/mcy/1669389440.html

1950's Vespa VB1? make offer in Mobile, Alabama

Here's what I believe to be an old VB1 but I could be wrong there. I'm actually going to go look at a VB1 this weekend. This might be a good parts bike for someone. It does look pretty rough. I probably wouldn't pay more than $100 bucks for it. Anyways here's the link and the photo. http://mobile.craigslist.org/mcy/1668924116.html

Vespa P200 for $1,200 in Phoenix, Arizona

$1,200 for a running P200! This is a steal. Most of the P200's listed right now are selling upwards of $2,000. Someone should definitely pick this up. I doubt it will be for sale for very long. Here's the link and the photos. http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/mcy/1665765619.html

Vespa P 150 with a 166 kit for $1,500 in Austin, Texas

1981 Black Vespa P150 with a Malossi 166 kit and a 24/24 carb and a Sito plus. The ad says it still needs to be jetted properly. I'd bet this thing screams. Definitely a good buy. Here's the link and the photo. http://austin.craigslist.org/mcy/1665407591.html

2 Vespa smallies for $1,200 in Los Angeles, California

Here are 2 Vintage Vespa Smallframes as a package deal. One is more of a project/parts bike, the other is almost ready to go. The White one: The frame is a Vespa 50, but the motor is a primavera motor with a 135cc Kit. The exhaust pipe now rubs the wheel and needs to be replaced. The Black one: The frame is a primavera frame, but the motor is a vespa 50 motor. There's a 90 kit to go with it included. These look pretty straight and at this price it's a great deal! Someone go snatch these up! Here's the link and the photos. http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/mcy/1665542653.html

Vespa 90 for $600 in Green Bay, Wisconnsin

I think this is a Vespa 90 but I'm not 100% sure on that. I'd say it's a fair price for a nice looking project. The ad says it turns over and the motor has compression which is good. It probably wouldn't take much to get this thing back on the road. Here's the link and the photo. http://greenbay.craigslist.org/mcy/1657134327.html

1982 Vespa P150 for a Zero Turn Mower in Springfield, Missouri

Okay this could be a great deal for someone if you have a zero turn mower that you don't need or if you can track one down cheap to trade. A nice looking scooter for a fair trade. They might even be willing to take cash, you never know until you ask. Here's the link and the photos. http://springfield.craigslist.org/mcy/1657388392.html

1964 Vespa 90 for $850 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

This is a nice looking Vespa 90. The ad says it will run with a little effort which is a little vague. Personally, I wouldn't pay $850 for this if it's not running but someone might and I don't think it's a bad deal but it's not a great one. Anyways, here's the link and some photos of it. http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/mcy/1654227728.html

1966 Vespa Sprint/Allstate? for $1,000 in Long Island, New York

I believe this is a Vespa Sprint. It looks pretty good and the ad says it was running last year. This might just need a little work to get going again. It seems to be missing it's badges and there's a few reflectors that have been added at some point. I'm not really sure what's going on with this thing but it might be a good deal. Definitely worth checking out. Here's the link and the photos. http://longisland.craigslist.org/mcy/1654502247.html

1962 Lambretta Li Series 3 for $1,200 in Connecticut

Here's a nice looking Lambretta Li Series 3 that looks like it's all original. This is a damn good deal for this scooter in my opinion. I would love to own one of these. Anyways, here's the link and the photos. http://nwct.craigslist.org/mcy/1644274587.html

1979 Vespa P200 for $750 in Cudahy, Wisconnsin

Here's a project Vespa P200 for a very fair price. Looks to be in not too bad a shape. I'd say it's a pretty good buy at this price. Here's the link and photo. http://scoot.net/classifieds/forsale.html?id=20662

1962 Vespa VBB for $750 in Dorsey, Vermont

Here's a great looknig original Vespa VBB. That patina is awesome in my opinion! I'd take this thing and have it restored mechanically and leave the paint the way it is. This is a damn good deal for this scooter. I'd buy it myself if it were anywhere near me and if I didn't already have 2 other projects I'm into right now. Anyways, here's the link and the photos. http://burlington.craigslist.org/mcy/1643558887.html

1965 Vespa 90 for $1,000 in Daytona Beach, Florida

Okay, this is not really a good deal at all for this scooter and if you're looking into buying it I wouldn't pay more than $500 for it. It's a project as it sits and does not run. Someone painted the battery side with black spraypaint. It's missing the engine side door in the photos. I'm guessing that this person just threw a number out there based on other Vespas on craigslist. Might be worth getting if you like Vespa 90's and can get it for half of what they're asking. A Vespa 90 in that condition is only worth between $400-$700. Maybe I'm just a cheap bastard. Here's the photos and the link. http://daytona.craigslist.org/mcy/1643012401.html

1980 Vespa P 125 for $1,700 in Salt Lake City, Utah

Here's a nice looking Vespa P 125 that will make a great daily rider for someone. The price is pretty good and the scooter looks great. Again, the P-series Vespa's are considered the most reliable scooters and are easy to work on and find parts for. Here's the link and the photos. http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/mcy/1642433718.html

1985 PX 150 E for $1,500 in Baltimore, Maryland

This is a great deal on a P-series Vespa that you don't see too often here. This would make a great first scooter for anyone. It's easily worth $500 to $1,000 more than they're asking. These are widely considered the most reliable Vespas made and parts are easy to come by. I'd say this is a steal for this scooter. Here's the link and the photos. http://baltimore.craigslist.org/mcy/1643207643.html