Vespa
98/3
Scooter
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About the Vespa 98/3
The Vespa 98/3 belongs to the very early 98cc Vespa designations. With such first-series scooters, correct identification matters more than a quick technical comparison: decades of restoration may have introduced parts from different periods, replacement engines and reproduced body panels. Use the /3 name only together with checks of frame, engine, body details and provenance.
For a collector, a technically coherent example with documentation is more appealing than a restored scooter with only an appropriate colour scheme. Check the condition of the tunnel and floorboard, welding quality, the operation of clutch and gear rods and the original arrangement of the cables. An early Vespa is charming to ride, but requires realistic expectations of brakes, lighting and parts supply.
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What to check before buying
- Verify the frame number, engine number, type plate and registration against early Vespa documentation before accepting the /3 series identity.
- Inspect the tunnel, floorboard, mudguards and engine mounts for corrosion, filler, distorted repairs and incorrect body panels.
- Check cold starting, compression, clutch, gear rods, cables, brakes and lighting for safe operation and correct parts.








