Vintage Vespas for sale · Newark

Classic Vespas, ridden all the way home.

Restored beauties and honest project bikes, hand-picked and ready for British roads.

1,300miles to
Newark
Painting of a mint Vespa by the River Trent at sunset, with Newark Castle across the waterNewark
You made it

From Roma to Newark-on-Trent.

Every one of our scooters has been on a journey to get here. We check them over, sort the paperwork and get them ready for the next chapter, with you.

Which one is for you?

Ready to ride, or a project?

We’d rather tell you straight. Here’s what each label means before you fall in love with a colour.

Ready to ride

Turn the key and off you go.

  • A 15 point check, including a service, before it leaves us
  • UK registered, or registration done for you
  • Classic class, so MOT and tax exempt
Project bike

For the tinkerers and the patient.

  • Sold as seen, with no warranty, and priced to match
  • A blank canvas to make your own
  • Ask us what it needs and we’ll tell you honestly
How buying works

Simple, and no nonsense.

Most people ring us first. That’s fine. We like talking Vespas.

Pick one

Browse the showroom, or tell us the colour and model you’ve always wanted.

Come and see it

Give us a ring and we’ll sort a time for a proper look.

Paperwork, sorted

DVLA registration done for you for £99. Over 300 Vespas registered so far.

Delivered

Collect it, or we’ll deliver anywhere in the UK. We ship to the USA too.

More on how buying works

Jonathan at John O'Groats
Jonathan at John O'Groats
A note from us

Somehow, we inherited a Vespa business.

It was started by Debs's brother, Jonathan Jacobs. The business was his, and when he passed away it came to us. We're proud to keep it going.

What we can tell you is that every bike here is a proper vintage Vespa, checked over, honestly described and priced fairly. If it's a project, we'll say so in big letters.

And if you know Paul from the holiday caravans in Skegness, hello again. You'll find those at scrumptiouscaravans.co.uk

Paul and Debs

In loving memory of Jonathan Jacobs

Ask about a bike

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