Hi, i'm Italian!! CIAO was among the best-selling scooters in Italy between 1970/1980. Immediately after came the "BRAVO" and the "SI" always from PIAGGIO. They could be used at 14 years-old without a license, so all the boys had one at home.
Hy!! I'm from Italy, I drove 1 when I was young!! The correct name is "CIAO" same word in English is "HELLO"! Is a 50 engine and you can use also like a bike!! Maximum speed is 45 km/h!
Ciao like in goodbye/hello in Italian. Not chow. If I should try to write it out phonetically, I'd end with something like "chee-auo". But the real way it's written phonetically; (/ˈtʃaʊ/; Italian pronunciation: [ˈtʃaːo])
Piaggio must have made millions of these, every kid here in Italy had one so there must be lots of parts available online. I love the luggage box's, never seen those. A fun project👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇬🇧🇬🇧
Yep this is the common man's TH-cam channel here... Much respect man... love that you have no boundaries in regards to making it run... "Today on Budget Buildz we are going to revive a 1912 Hit or Miss kerosene engine that has been sitting in a field since 1922."
My 12 year old and I worked on a 1984 Jawa this winter, I inherited it from my grandpa. We got it running, polished it up, cleaned the fuel tank, bought a few parts. 50 cc and it is fun to ride. Hope you can find parts.
I’m from Italy, this was very common in Italy in the 70s and 80s. Piaggio is the brand that also made and make Vespa. This a Piaggio Ciao 50cc. (Not “Vespa Piaggio ciao”)
Hi 5, good to see you got it running, as you said you like to get things running if it's got a motor what ever it is. Well done and keep safe and keep these videos coming, always very entertaining and fun, all the best from England
Hi! No problems with parts. Here in Italy we got them all. You need a complete rear wheel, chain and belt. Check the clutch and contacts. Also carb parts not a problem.
It’s Italian, so it’s pronounced, “Pia-jee-oh” (soft G, almost like a Z with a SH), and “Ciao” is pronounced, “chow” (actually, “chee-ow”), as in when an Italian person says “ciao” to you for hello, goodbye, or best wishes...
Ciao! As in "hello" or "bye" :-) Piaggio is the Mother company to Vespa. They made Millions of these. Every Italian has one :-) Great Mopeds these. Highly tuneable. 70ccm kits available for little money. Cool expansion snail house exhausts. All readily available on eBay. There are nice 4 spoke Aluminium rims for it. And a torque converter.
S.p.a stands for "societe par anonyme" (excuse my FRENCH spelling - it's a roman language , Italians spells it somewhat similar) which is exactly the same as LTD in english. Piaggio is the same company that makes the world famous Vespa which, by the way, means wasp in your language. - You know these black/yellow menaces you don't want around....
@@BudgetBuildz Hi , sorry but 1974 it's realy the was made thic Ciao, but the year for certification, you can find his year with is factory number on the intrernet , I have 2 Ciao since 25 year and I rebluit them ... soory for "my english" , I french ! see you from France.
By the way... Our King had one of the same Porsches in the 70s when he met Silvia Sommerlath. A friend, living in Old Town, Stockholm, frequently saw the then Crown Prince riding in his light blue Targa with her. The Car was many years later found, restored and given back to him as a birthday present... So - there is some royal proveniens to your car!
I love the way you don't edit your brain farts 👍 I assume you also have had a brian injury ( just by the scar on your forehead) I have had a brian injury my self. Thank you for doing what you do , and the time and effort you put in to the channel for us 👍🍺❤
Yes he did. It wasn't as bad as it could have been. But, two major accidents in 6 months did take it's toll. Mike has overcome those accidents beautifully. His father, and I are so very proud of him. We are blessed to have two beautiful sons, two amazing bonus daughters, and our three adorable grandchildren.
Wynde Wagner Mine happened 12 years ago, i still struggle will headaches,fatigue and getting words out. I've noticed that my memory has started to fail me,but could just be oldtimers Lol🤕
Virtual high-five for getting it running. :) I had a Puch Maxi K back in the day, didn't have a choke, just a primer. I would "tip" the primer untill the bowl was full, twist the throttle 2 times, give the kick-starter a good kick, and it would fire right up. I would love to have one again, but the prices are insane. You can get one that is barely running for the equivalent of about $1000!
First off, I love your channel. Just came across it last week and binge watched! If we lived closer, I’m certain that we would be friends. My son and I love doing so many of the same things that you do! Although my daughter wants no part of it! I still have my 1974 Vespa Ciao! I put 7,000 miles of its total of 11,000 miles along with four of my friends that all had Ciao’s. That was back in the 70’s. Keep up the good work! God Bless you and your cute little kids. Also, Piaggio is pronounounce pea- ad-g-o, but easy on the d, because you don’t actually say it because the double g in Italian take on a new sound. Lol, It is Four syllables. Ciao is pronounced Chow. Btw, I have an extra speedometer, maybe a carb, turn signals, handle bars and other various parts
There is a decomp lever under the rear brake lever on the left it makes it way easier to start. Also if your getting parts make sure your getting the single speed parts not variated transmission ones as the rear wheel and clutch are different. If your doing any engine work the cennecting rod size is a 12pin not 10 pin. Finding some parts for this model is a pain in the behind I have the same year and model in blue and it is near impossible to find the correct side panels and lunch box sides. This model uses a battery for turn signals but for lights and brakes it is run off the engine. A great place to find parts is treatland mopeds.
hope to see it completely restored but actually I'm surprised how and why ever one of these little bikes reached the USA. finding parts for it may be a challenge.
I have 2 Piaggios one "SI" and one Ciao. Fully tuned with 80cc Polini EvolutionEngine 19 mm Dellorto Carburator and race Crankshaft and the Ciao with Polini Speed Engine with 13 mm Dellorto Carburator. I am from Holland and was surprised 2 see a Ciao in the US and u doing the technical steps to get her started!!!
Hey guys I'm hoping you're all healthy your last video was taken down before I could view it surely I'm not the only subscriber worried our favourite father and son team I'm praying your all ok 🤞
These 49cc scooters were built between 1967 and 2006... It amazes me that Americans thought it trendy for years to use the Italian greeting "Ciao" and never thought to find out how it was spelt.
Not a greeting I’m accustomed to lol 🤷🏼♂️ I’m more like Howdy, or Hey Neighbor, sometimes Yo, or What’s up...but never Ciao..sorry I should be more up to date with Italian but I’m not 😕
In fact the brand is pronounced Pee ahd Joe. The second „i“ in Piagio is not spoken. It is just there to soften the „g“. Same as in „Bon giorno“ - „Good morning“.
It's going to be a bear tracking down those missing parts but this is what will help grow your channel. Good content and cool projects that not every other TH-cam has. Can you post a list of the parts you need? I'm sure some of us will need happy to help you track them down.
That is a first generation Piaggio Ciao, it is really rare even here in Italy, in bad contitions they cost even 1000€. If you need any parts for it i can find them for you here in italy and ship them to you
How to pronounce the name right? Take the mrs and kids for a good pizza 😉 Working on an orange one myself. Love the headlight on this one though, perhaps US spec? Several EU sites offer (cheap) components, these things keep on running. So there is a relatively good aftermarket. 👍🏻
Hahahahahahahahaahhaah i own one!! The italian version of “Ciao” is very different by the way, different handlebars no blinkers and no side bags. I really like the U.S. version, it is always fun to see something that is so common in my country to be in the other side of the planet!! Enjoy that little piece of art
That's different lol, you may struggle for parts for this little bugger, but alls not lost if you can't find them you can always make a little compressor out of the engine.
Nothing like getting an old engine to run again...good stuff! What's going on w/the Ford - you need brakes already, or were they rough when you got the truck? I sure hope there's some moped fans that have parts they can spare. Keep up the good work, & #HappyMothersDay to your wife!
Hi 5 mike Great seeing a what we call in the uk a moped that's because it's wouldbe 50cc in horse power so at the age of 16 In the uk u could ride one on the road with L plates on the bike with a provisional driving licence. Yes mike love watching u fix all sorts of things I had over 350 bikes on and of the road and over 400 cars over the years mate I wish I had took pictures of every one put them in a photo book people do not belive me but it's true mate I bought them did them up sold on sometimes kept the odd one for my self for a while keep safe mate Phil in the old uk
Wow, that would be very good projwct to make electro-version. Motor compartment is great place for battery and with hub rearwheel. It will cost some money but..
I had one back in 1987 needed a nut that held the clutch plus magneto which back then i was 17 then around here couldnt hardly find metric nuts or bolts i had it run couple times just shear the key and qiut
In holland there are a few webshops with the parts you need you can try Q-parts that is a good one i dont know if they will ship to you but you can try
I found this video as I was looking for tips on getting my Ciao running. I think I have a fuel and carb issues as bike has been sitting for about 5 years. It did run, but just stalled out, and never started again. I want to try to get it running before I turn into an electric bike as last resorts. Did you restore your bike?
Hi, I remember this moped! Someone (most beautiful girl around!) in my class had one and let me repair it (fat spark plug). It drove wonderfully! Ehm..., this was some 1971 or 1972! Nice channel! Kind regards from the Netherlands!
Really glad you’re enjoying and glad to have you! Are you local? I’ve been meaning to for years. I know one of the guys who puts it together and he’s invited me a couple times. I’ll definitely be going next year! I talked to him Wednesday and he said it’s off for this year sadly 😕
i have a vespa piaggio bravo i dont know the year because i got it from one of my dads friends it didnt run because of the flywheel was loose it needed a new note the only thing now is the speedometer it needs a new speedometer drive and then i can see the speed
I'm ready to ride it 🚴♂️come on let's make the dirt bike tire🏍 work on it and take it for a long cruise 🚴♂️🚴♂️😜 well it sounded good anyway but I guess I will have to watch you ride it but it will be loads of fun to ride around and can't wait until you get the rest of the parts to see u ride it
Spiritus Malingus I did film it along time ago but don’t have the footage anymore 😕 it was one of those crazy old places with acres of stuff piled high. We bought a couple lots of stuff. This is something I had left, just been hanging around. Need to move stuff to find the Porsche so I figured I would get it going before I sell 🙂
Hi, i'm Italian!! CIAO was among the best-selling scooters in Italy between 1970/1980.
Immediately after came the "BRAVO" and the "SI" always from PIAGGIO. They could be used at 14 years-old without a license, so all the boys had one at home.
Hy!! I'm from Italy, I drove 1 when I was young!! The correct name is "CIAO" same word in English is "HELLO"! Is a 50 engine and you can use also like a bike!! Maximum speed is 45 km/h!
Awesome! Thank you for the kind comment.
“Pee-ah-gee-oh chow.”
Ciao like in goodbye/hello in Italian. Not chow.
If I should try to write it out phonetically, I'd end with something like "chee-auo".
But the real way it's written phonetically; (/ˈtʃaʊ/; Italian pronunciation: [ˈtʃaːo])
Pee ahd joe. The second „i“ is not pronounced it softens the „g“ to nearly a „j“.
@@MrFengen I was writing it out phonetically.
@@rggb5876 , that's right pee ad joe🤣🤣
And Chow 👍🏽🇬🇧
Damn..... Beat me to it....... Sulking now😂.
Piaggio must have made millions of these, every kid here in Italy had one so there must be lots of parts available online. I love the luggage box's, never seen those.
A fun project👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇬🇧🇬🇧
The "luggage box" on the left side is the toolbox, the one on the right side is for the battery.
I knew you would get it running, yet i had a great smile when she started,
🙂
Yep this is the common man's TH-cam channel here... Much respect man... love that you have no boundaries in regards to making it run... "Today on Budget Buildz we are going to revive a 1912 Hit or Miss kerosene engine that has been sitting in a field since 1922."
I just love the sound from that cute exhaust.
This is pretty great to see coming back to life! I remember my family had an old SACHS moped when I was a kid. Fun little machines!
Sweet!
supercool moped, very bulletproof when sorted. I remeber my sister had one and it was hilarious how long it took her to start it sometimes. happy days
Awsome, love the sound😁😁👍👍
Loves old 2 wheels too, awsome lights😁😁
Thanks man 🤙🏻
My 12 year old and I worked on a 1984 Jawa this winter, I inherited it from my grandpa. We got it running, polished it up, cleaned the fuel tank, bought a few parts. 50 cc and it is fun to ride.
Hope you can find parts.
Cool. I love to see old stuff like that brought back to life. There are barns and sheds all over hiding little neglected gems like that.
There are!
Lovely little motor :)
Awesome build glad to see it run again.
I’m from Italy, this was very common in Italy in the 70s and 80s. Piaggio is the brand that also made and make Vespa. This a Piaggio Ciao 50cc. (Not “Vespa Piaggio ciao”)
Vespa is wasp in Italian. Obviously should come after the name Piaggio.
Sorry, 90% of articles etc online word it this way..my mistake
YAY! Two-wheeled wrenching! More, more, MORE! 😊😊😊
I believe it's pronounced Chow!
Ciao is Italian for hi and good bye
Hi 5, good to see you got it running, as you said you like to get things running if it's got a motor what ever it is. Well done and keep safe and keep these videos coming, always very entertaining and fun, all the best from England
Thanks so much!
Cool little bike
Looks like you either need a parts bike or have a parts bike. Good luck with this one.
Had a smile when it came to life. Get the wheels and get it running!!!
old bikes like this are always fun to mess with
For sure!
Hi! No problems with parts. Here in Italy we got them all. You need a complete rear wheel, chain and belt. Check the clutch and contacts. Also carb parts not a problem.
Great, thanks
Brilliant work and thanks for the content and stay safe
Thanks so much, you as well!
Budget Buildz no problem and thank you
I had a couple. They are beautiful simple and light. Some made this go 138 km/h way over 50 miles.
2-smoke. That's pretty good - accurate too!
😁
It’s Italian, so it’s pronounced, “Pia-jee-oh” (soft G, almost like a Z with a SH), and “Ciao” is pronounced, “chow” (actually, “chee-ow”), as in when an Italian person says “ciao” to you for hello, goodbye, or best wishes...
Get ahold of Mustie1 on his TH-cam channel he always has odd ball stuff like that
I may do so!
Ciao! As in "hello" or "bye" :-) Piaggio is the Mother company to Vespa. They made Millions of these. Every Italian has one :-) Great Mopeds these. Highly tuneable. 70ccm kits available for little money. Cool expansion snail house exhausts. All readily available on eBay. There are nice 4 spoke Aluminium rims for it. And a torque converter.
Cool little bike,not much to go wrong with the old two strokes.
S.p.a stands for "societe par anonyme" (excuse my FRENCH spelling - it's a roman language , Italians spells it somewhat similar) which is exactly the same as LTD in english. Piaggio is the same company that makes the world famous Vespa which, by the way, means wasp in your language. - You know these black/yellow menaces you don't want around....
Thanks for the great info
@@BudgetBuildz Hi , sorry but 1974 it's realy the was made thic Ciao, but the year for certification, you can find his year with is factory number on the intrernet , I have 2 Ciao since 25 year and I rebluit them ... soory for "my english" , I french ! see you from France.
By the way... Our King had one of the same Porsches in the 70s when he met Silvia Sommerlath. A friend, living in Old Town, Stockholm, frequently saw the then Crown Prince riding in his light blue Targa with her. The Car was many years later found, restored and given back to him as a birthday present... So - there is some royal proveniens to your car!
That’s pretty cool!
I like those mopeds, most fun you can have at 25mph
I love the way you don't edit your brain farts 👍
I assume you also have had a brian injury ( just by the scar on your forehead)
I have had a brian injury my self. Thank you for doing what you do , and the time and effort you put in to the channel for us 👍🍺❤
Yes he did. It wasn't as bad as it could have been. But, two major accidents in 6 months did take it's toll. Mike has overcome those accidents beautifully. His father, and I are so very proud of him. We are blessed to have two beautiful sons, two amazing bonus daughters, and our three adorable grandchildren.
How are you doing with yours Nik?
Wynde Wagner
Mine happened 12 years ago, i still struggle will headaches,fatigue and getting words out. I've noticed that my memory has started to fail me,but could just be oldtimers Lol🤕
Virtual high-five for getting it running. :)
I had a Puch Maxi K back in the day, didn't have a choke, just a primer. I would "tip" the primer untill the bowl was full, twist the throttle 2 times, give the kick-starter a good kick, and it would fire right up.
I would love to have one again, but the prices are insane. You can get one that is barely running for the equivalent of about $1000!
Awesome! That’s crazy, hope you can find a deal someday!
First off, I love your channel. Just came across it last week and binge watched! If we lived closer, I’m certain that we would be friends.
My son and I love doing so many of the same things that you do! Although my daughter wants no part of it!
I still have my 1974 Vespa Ciao! I put 7,000 miles of its total of 11,000 miles along with four of my friends that all had Ciao’s.
That was back in the 70’s. Keep up the good work! God Bless you and your cute little kids.
Also, Piaggio is pronounounce pea- ad-g-o, but easy on the d, because you don’t actually say it because the double g in Italian take on a new sound. Lol, It is Four syllables.
Ciao is pronounced Chow. Btw, I have an extra speedometer, maybe a carb, turn signals, handle bars and other various parts
Awesome!
Nunca imaginé ver una ciao en Estados Unidos
Itttt'ssss ALIVVVE!!!!!!!!
Pretty cool great video enjoyed watching
Glad you enjoyed, thank you
B.B. - really enjoy your videos....mainly cause it's real! Always good to see a new upload cause you never know what your gonna get! (:
Really glad you’re enjoying! 😃
There is a decomp lever under the rear brake lever on the left it makes it way easier to start. Also if your getting parts make sure your getting the single speed parts not variated transmission ones as the rear wheel and clutch are different. If your doing any engine work the cennecting rod size is a 12pin not 10 pin. Finding some parts for this model is a pain in the behind I have the same year and model in blue and it is near impossible to find the correct side panels and lunch box sides. This model uses a battery for turn signals but for lights and brakes it is run off the engine. A great place to find parts is treatland mopeds.
Great little video love the channel your'e getting a really good mix of projects of course the Porsche is the big catch
Thanks, really glad you’re enjoying!
Good job looked like a simple design of a carb .nice find
Thank you. Yes, Very simple
Bravo! Cheers from Italy!
I didn't know the ciao was also in america, thought it was only in Italy and some other European countries. Best moped ever tho
That thing is awesome! Nice video
Thank you!
hope to see it completely restored but actually I'm surprised how and why ever one of these little bikes reached the USA. finding parts for it may be a challenge.
I have 2 Piaggios one "SI" and one Ciao. Fully tuned with 80cc Polini EvolutionEngine 19 mm Dellorto Carburator and race Crankshaft and the Ciao with Polini Speed Engine with 13 mm Dellorto Carburator. I am from Holland and was surprised 2 see a Ciao in the US and u doing the technical steps to get her started!!!
Sweet! Thank you 🙂
Great ! Get that Honda going😃
Wow we had one of these on my family farm in Australia years ago. Us kids would steal it from the barn and race up and down the long driveway :P
Haha awesome!
Keep the vids coming. I’m hooked on the Porsche build. Stay safe ✌️
Definitely will! Glad you’re enjoying 🤙🏻
I use to have one of those .... very nice italian moto
Hey guys I'm hoping you're all healthy your last video was taken down before I could view it surely I'm not the only subscriber worried our favourite father and son team I'm praying your all ok 🤞
Really enjoying your channel and skills ! Congrats !
These 49cc scooters were built between 1967 and 2006... It amazes me that Americans thought it trendy for years to use the Italian greeting "Ciao" and never thought to find out how it was spelt.
Not a greeting I’m accustomed to lol 🤷🏼♂️ I’m more like Howdy, or Hey Neighbor, sometimes Yo, or What’s up...but never Ciao..sorry I should be more up to date with Italian but I’m not 😕
the moped is an undervalued vehicle......
High 5 ..
Fantastic video and love the names you give some of the thingy m jigs
🤙🏻 Thanks so much! Haha
Pee ah gio Chow. This is something I'd love to find and get.
In fact the brand is pronounced Pee ahd Joe. The second „i“ in Piagio is not spoken. It is just there to soften the „g“. Same as in „Bon giorno“ - „Good morning“.
Thanks, this one could be yours 🤷🏼♂️
Great video. Now I want another old scooter.
Thank you, get yah one! This one? Haha
It's going to be a bear tracking down those missing parts but this is what will help grow your channel. Good content and cool projects that not every other TH-cam has. Can you post a list of the parts you need? I'm sure some of us will need happy to help you track them down.
That is a first generation Piaggio Ciao, it is really rare even here in Italy, in bad contitions they cost even 1000€.
If you need any parts for it i can find them for you here in italy and ship them to you
Wow, great job cranking the engine! Which would you rather ride -- a '72 Vespa with only 1 wheel or a 2012 Fiat 500? . . . I agree, Vespa for the win.
😁
I like your job...
nice little project.
Got some parts in, can’t wait to ride it!
How to pronounce the name right? Take the mrs and kids for a good pizza 😉 Working on an orange one myself. Love the headlight on this one though, perhaps US spec? Several EU sites offer (cheap) components, these things keep on running. So there is a relatively good aftermarket. 👍🏻
Haha! Sweet 🤙🏻 I would think US spec, maybe. I’ll look around, thanks
Hahahahahahahahaahhaah i own one!! The italian version of “Ciao” is very different by the way, different handlebars no blinkers and no side bags. I really like the U.S. version, it is always fun to see something that is so common in my country to be in the other side of the planet!! Enjoy that little piece of art
That's different lol, you may struggle for parts for this little bugger, but alls not lost if you can't find them you can always make a little compressor out of the engine.
For sure 🤙🏻
maybe you can ask Mustie1 He might have plenty of parts for it He collects those scooters :)
Nothing like getting an old engine to run again...good stuff! What's going on w/the Ford - you need brakes already, or were they rough when you got the truck? I sure hope there's some moped fans that have parts they can spare. Keep up the good work, & #HappyMothersDay to your wife!
It’s definitely fun to get them to breath again 🤙🏻 Just some needed maintenance 🙂 Thank you!
Haha you did say you may butcher it!! Great to see a vid uploaded just as i was thinking of you (creepy i know) ;)
Haha yeah! 🙂🙂
Head over to mopedarmy.com. its a great community and they have a for sale section you can get the parts from
ottimo lavoro ne ho sistemato tanti!))))))
great,yeah mustie one,s got lots of tires and rims of diffrerent styles of mopeds
I've got one...love it.
Sweet
Nice work. Those moped's are fun but not real fast. I've had a few. Lived in Italy for 8 years.
Hi 5 mike
Great seeing a what we call in the uk a moped that's because it's wouldbe 50cc in horse power so at the age of 16 In the uk u could ride one on the road with L plates on the bike with a provisional driving licence. Yes mike love watching u fix all sorts of things I had over 350 bikes on and of the road and over 400 cars over the years mate I wish I had took pictures of every one put them in a photo book people do not belive me but it's true mate I bought them did them up sold on sometimes kept the odd one for my self for a while keep safe mate
Phil in the old uk
Hey Phil, Awesome! Thanks so much, you as well
9:04 Obviously this old thing is a "2 smoke" 😁
Some two strokes can run backward, but who wants to try riding it backwards up to 30 mph. It would make a good circus feat.
Yujuuuu bikes in the channel,thanks
😊
Awesome
Thank you
You get the parts for it all over Europe. incl tuning kit Check out Speedline dealer on the net.
Pop the Qtip in a drill, much easier. Mustie1 tip
Ah good tip!
… seems to have hurt my ear though 😢
Doki Doki 😂😂😂
I have the same 1 ,but it's blue. Have also got parts from E-bay..
Sweet! Thanks
Wow, that would be very good projwct to make electro-version. Motor compartment is great place for battery and with hub rearwheel. It will cost some money but..
That’s a pretty cool idea!
@@BudgetBuildz that might be even cheaper solution, than finding those rare(?) missing parts. Seen lots of that kind moped changed to e-version :)
Pronunciation is pee-ah-jee-o chow (as in hello/goodbye in Italian).
Thanks
@@BudgetBuildz no problem. 😁
I had one back in 1987 needed a nut that held the clutch plus magneto which back then i was 17 then around here couldnt hardly find metric nuts or bolts i had it run couple times just shear the key and qiut
In holland there are a few webshops with the parts you need you can try Q-parts that is a good one i dont know if they will ship to you but you can try
Thanks, I’ll check them out!
Another wonderful Italian machine! How much did you pay for the scooter buddy?
I found this video as I was looking for tips on getting my Ciao running. I think I have a fuel and carb issues as bike has been sitting for about 5 years. It did run, but just stalled out, and never started again. I want to try to get it running before I turn into an electric bike as last resorts. Did you restore your bike?
Keep working on the porsche from down under
Hi, I remember this moped! Someone (most beautiful girl around!) in my class had one and let me repair it (fat spark plug). It drove wonderfully! Ehm..., this was some 1971 or 1972! Nice channel! Kind regards from the Netherlands!
Great! Thank you 🙂
Pee-yaoh-jo Tschao..Good job and stay healthy...
Thanks, you as well
Enjoy your videos . Have been a subscriber since you started on the Porsche I heard you were in SC , have you attended Euro Car Show in Greenville ?
Really glad you’re enjoying and glad to have you! Are you local? I’ve been meaning to for years. I know one of the guys who puts it together and he’s invited me a couple times. I’ll definitely be going next year! I talked to him Wednesday and he said it’s off for this year sadly 😕
Hate to hear that , I'm in NC.
Hi-5 brother!!!!
🤙🏻
Mine hasn’t run for years too.
I can get her to start but won’t idle, any ideas?
i have a vespa piaggio bravo i dont know the year because i got it from one of my dads friends it didnt run because of the flywheel was loose it needed a new note the only thing now is the speedometer it needs a new speedometer drive and then i can see the speed
I'm ready to ride it 🚴♂️come on let's make the dirt bike tire🏍 work on it and take it for a long cruise 🚴♂️🚴♂️😜 well it sounded good anyway but I guess I will have to watch you ride it but it will be loads of fun to ride around and can't wait until you get the rest of the parts to see u ride it
Ciao is (pronounced chow) hello or goodbye in Italian love the videos
Thanks for the info and kind comment! Glad you’re enjoying!
in the netherlans its a Vespa ciao
Glad you got it running, hey someone else uses zip ties, and it sounds to me another way to say fiat
Its '''Wicked Pissah.'' Can't find the parts, turn it into a trike for them packy runs.
Also, should've filmed the estate buy. ''Why, no?''
Spiritus Malingus I did film it along time ago but don’t have the footage anymore 😕 it was one of those crazy old places with acres of stuff piled high. We bought a couple lots of stuff. This is something I had left, just been hanging around. Need to move stuff to find the Porsche so I figured I would get it going before I sell 🙂