Highlights

• Period-correct tribute to the 1973 Who album and 1979 Phil Daniels film
• Recently restored and adorned with Mod accessories
• Accompanied by a collection of Mod and Quadrophenia memorabilia

The Appeal

The History and Paperwork

• There are rumours that this scooter was in some way involved in the 1979 Quadrophenia film but there is no evidence to prove this
• We’re informed it is in good running and riding condition
• Exempt from road tax and MOT testing
• V5C present
• Accompanied by a selection of Mod memorabilia including a signed photograph of Phil Daniels, copies of The Who posters, various photographs and a period book about Lambretta
• Restored and re-registered on 10th February 2011
• Kept as a showpiece since the restoration

The Condition

• Refinished in cream and gold to a high standard and it remains in very fine condition
• The handlebars are in really nice shape with little wear to report
• The seat upholstery looks to be in really good order
• We’re informed there are twenty mirrors, ten badges, eighteen lights twelve stickers and two flags 
• Eighteen tail lights, seven badges, ten flags and a fox tail reportedly fitted on the back
• There is also a claxon which the vendor comments in nice and loud
• Chromed bumperettes in nice shape
• We couldn’t see any corrosion or obvious signs of damage
• The vendor has displayed this scooter in their home, so it has not been subjected to road grime or stone chips
• The whitewall tyres appear in really good order
• Matching crash helmet included

The Mechanics 

• 150cc two-stroke engine
• While it’s been a static display piece since its restoration, we’re informed this scooter is in very good order mechanically
• We’re informed that it runs and rides really nicely with no faults to report

Summary