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A very nice P501 being advertised for sale in the UK. I'd paint the wheel nuts silver. - Ken

A very interesting Ape EO 125cc in France - cut down Furgone to create a pianale with twin rear doors. 1000euros - Ken

ACMA produced these Vespa's in France - Ken

An interesting cradle from UK designed to tow your Ape, even has Ape wheels. The UK version came equipped with seat belts which you can see in the attached photo. - Ken

Just posted for sale, including custom trailer, this 1982 P501 Vespacar with 7948km also original furgone with the vehicle. An interesting P400V 125cc side dump in France. Ken

My friend just sent me this photo that he's taken of a new Ape Calessino Lithium Electric in Portovenere. The driver takes passengers from the marina to the Hotels. - Ken

A 1949 Ape in France and a 1955 ACMA Vespa 150cc also in France - Ken

Vespacars - Castellon, Espana 1969 - Vespacar furgone verde Espana - Ken

I've long wondered why there is never any mention of the Ciao Porter. I think it's a delightful little machine, designed for urban centers and would be useful. I could fill one with flowers from my garden and sell them around Bayfield. In my Piaggio Ape Photo Gallery there's a file on the Ciao Porter with some 104 photos. Here's one of them. I don't think they were ever imported to Canada/USA. - Ken

Advertised for 10500euros an unrestored original Ape A 125cc from 1952. Well used but obviously stashed safely away for a long time. This would have been a very exciting find. Ken

If I were close I would buy this in the blink of an eye. 900euros, it's an ACMA 1965 AC4T and an Ape D for sale in the USA -

Ape E with VESPA nameplate, probably produced in Espana but the photo was taken in Portugal - Ken

For sale in England, a P601V that's been stored in a barn for 21 years. (missing the tailgate) - Ken

Stored away for the past 18 years in a lockup, this Ape is being offered for sale in the UK. Says the model is a T5 125 (might be an ACMA ?). Looks in really good shape - Ken

kjjohnson ha scritto:Says the model is a T5 125 (might be an ACMA ?). Looks in really good shape - Ken

It seem an Ape 450, 175 cc. Very nice.