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Vespa
98/2
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About this model
About the Vespa 98/2
The Vespa 98/2 is an early 98cc version from the first Vespa period. The /2 designation requires extra care in identification: early scooters often combine parts from different series, engines and later restoration components. Treat the model name as a starting point and assess frame, engine, bodywork and documentation together before accepting an exact series or year.
For collectors, value lies in a coherent, as-original-as-possible example. Its 98cc two-stroke and simple mechanics are straightforward, but rust, poor welding and incorrect cables or controls can make a restoration expensive. When buying, examine the floorboard, tunnel, front fork and engine mounting. Also ask for restoration photographs and the provenance of the parts used.
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Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Compare the frame number, engine number, type plate and registration with specialist Vespa documentation; the /2 designation needs support from physical features.
- Inspect the floorboard, tunnel, engine mount and front fork for corrosion, filler and welding that may hide the original construction.
- Test cold starting, clutch, gearchange, cables, brakes and lighting; early parts are often reproduction items or mixed with later components.