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Restored Vespa,lambretta and Gp200

... The real classical beauties, some people call it vbb,some call them sportiques but it in real sense is the face of vespa. A fully restored ground up restoration as we don't settle for any thing else (nut and bolt restoration )we strip the ... Read

By: Ronald | 14/06/2008 | Motorcycles

Collecting Vespa Scooters Information

... , now considered vintage. Vintage Vespas are not only valuable because of likeness ; they are valuable monetarily also which is the main appeal to some collectors. These restoration locations where certificated because Paggio saw ... Read

By: Cliff Bowen | 30/10/2009 | Motorcycles

My Lambretta SX

... are aimed squarely at the motorcycle and classic car enthusiasts although you can tell that his first love is the Lambretta. Restoring between 10 and 15 scooters a month they will ship anywhere in the world and guarantee satisfaction. It ... Read

By: blaufraustein | 23/06/2009 | Classics

The Lambretta SX - A Sixties Icon

... and a fully trained workforce of around sixty people they import and strip the scooters down to their component parts before lovingly restoring them to look like new. They replace any rusted or worn parts before putting them on a jig for ... Read

By: Arnold Hexden | 07/11/2007 | Motorcycles

I See Lamby's

... every new model. This rivalry helped push the envelope of scooter design and engineering to what it's today. These scooters are restored to their pristine beauty to day by vespabretta of New Delhi India, in their better equipped workshop ... Read

By: blaufraustein | 27/06/2009 | Classics

101 Things to Do in Rome

... daily newspaper and published in English 72. Take a long walk through the Villa Borghese 73. See the original and recently restored Bronze statue of the Emperor Aurelius on horseback at the Capitoline Museums 74. Walk through the streets of ... Read

By: jamiehanson | 03/02/2009 | Travel

A Small City in Campania

... di San Antonino was built around the 10th century in honour of Saint Anthony, patron saint of navigators. It was splendidly restored in the 17th century by the Theatine Fathers. The crypt holds the tomb of Saint Anthony, where thousands of ... Read

By: Douglas Scott | 31/12/2007 | Destinations

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