Truly an art form. I would be lost after I took the first thing that had multiple pieces apart. Lots of experience needed to do something this detailed. I feel a sense of accomplishment when I charge my battery.
Helps to bag everything or put in marked containers.....I still have manuals and exploded view drawings for these....back in the day (60's) it was tags and markings and sketches....now all ya'll have phones with cameras.
In 1978 I was 17, beautiful and in love for the first time. I look at this and I remember one time seeing something like this when I was young and I thought how romantic it was. You have turned the clock back and made it romantic again. I love it!👍🏼🤍
Well done, really nice work and editing. Just one tip: don't keep the music playing during all video. It's nice to hear the sound of the process and the same music throughout the whole edit is kinda annoying.
Nossa! Ficou linda demais. Excelente trabalho de restauração, sem contar que retrata uma época bem distante. toenando-se assim uma relíquia. Parabéns pelo trabalho e por ter uma peça rara.
I'm 73 first got Allstate moped, Cushman eagle, then Mustang. Then all the great English, Triumphs. The the Japan bikes changed it all. Had the Honda 50 Cub, Then the 750 Honda 4 was the first super bike.
I like the stop motion bits. It conveys the relevant information while cutting the running time on this video, covering such an elaborate restoration project. Great job!
Wow. In 1973 as a high school kid I worked at Lambert's Toy Castle in Claremont New Hampshire. We sold Vespas and I bought this exact scooter used for $150. I got my motorcycle license the day I turned 16, didn't have an operators license yet as I didn't have a car yet. I rode that scooter all over New Hampshire, Vermont, and even rode it down to Connecticut. I put three thousand miles on it! A six pack of soda fit perfectly in the glove box. Im 64 now and remember those fun times riding that scooter everywhere as a high point of my life. I graduated to a motorcycle and gave the Vespa to my step dad, and he rode it to work for many years. After he was done with it I gave it to a friend in Connecticut and to the best of my knowledge my friend still has and uses it. This guy did one hell of a job restoring this old girl. Very talented man. ❤️
I sure hope Bondo and Paint are stronger than metal, when you were drilling holes for the sidecar seat it looked like you were drilling through aluminum foil ... lol For just having basic tools (and a lot of hard work) you do an amazing job. ******* COVID-19 stay safe and healthy everyone *******
Vespa is made for an Italian, dry Mediterranean weather, it's no wonder in the tropics the metal deteriorates as in this one. It looked good after the restoration but seriously, how long can Bondo hold it together?
And not even very well staged at that. Sprinkled some dead leaves and grass on it and laid a vine across the front fender. Just happened upon it as he/she was walking thru the forest while coincidentally also filming with his phone.
I can appreciate the work and headaches that went into it this rebuild. That had to be a lot of man hours. Fine job. Looks like a fun ride. Nice video, too.
Мастеру конечно респект, но... Мотор собран на отъебись, из старого хлама, подшипники старые, диски тоже, цилиндр ржавый, подшипник на шатуне тоже загнивший был, и он его тупо расходил и поставил обратно... Подготовка к покраске тоже ужасная. Видно что работа сделана только ради контента
@@KOMBUSTER_ у меня минск по такому же принципу собран. Удивительно но он едет и его мотор на люфтящем шатуне и убитых опорных подшипниках не отрыгнуло. В принцеми говно, и ему похуй на чём ехать, всё схавает
I used a squire (purpose built) vespa sidecar "tradesman's chest" trunk. It used existing centre stand 8mm bolts to secure the sidecar arm. I toured Europe on the rig. You MUST use stainless steel SHANKED bolts & nylock nuts or double nuts to secure to chassis! If you use full threaded bolts, the sidecar rig bolts will wear loose & it will drag you across the road, with little warning & you will have NO Control..!!! You have been warned!! & NEVER use spring washers either...(only use flat washers to secure sidecar frame to scooter chass)! Extra security drill out 8mm holes to 10mm for 10mm shanked bolts. ...It's your life!!! Stay cool SX
INSANELY impressive. I’d give just about anything for 1/100 of your skill (and 1/1000 of your knowledge). Many people know how to do parts of this stuff - to be able to do ALL of it? Truly amazing. Bravo.
It's always so staged when they show it to you surrounded by weeds then pull it out and there were happy healthy weeds growing under it. Clearly not been sitting in that spot rusting 😂
Pekerjaan yg memakan waktu yg cukup lama dan memiliki kesabaran yang tinggi untuk mendapatkan hasil yang baik dan maksimal salut sama abang2 ini keren mantaf kayanya 👍👍🙏🇮🇩
I restored loads of vespa's and lambrettas there were too many short cuts on the engine restore .Using old rubber parts . They should of been replaced as they are cheap . Like the kickstart quadrant rubber we always replaced things like that . There was not much left of the original scooter. The finish was not too bad but I would rate the restore as poor .
Interesting. When you pulled the Vespa out of the brush there was green grass under the tires. You had just placed it there for staging. That is definitely not where it sat rotting for a long time.
The video was great it was just the music, or should I say the one song that played on repeat for a half hour. Either don't use music or make it something that changes and most people would enjoy.
I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it w/my own eyes. WOW!.... that engine cylinder though! I thought you surely were toast when you opened that rusty thing. Question: does Vespa still support this one w/parts? I figured you were in trouble finding parts too. You deserve a perfect "10!" for this. I (me) would've surely sent it to the salvage for smelter. Great work!
In case you're wondering why so many stopped watching after a short time: 2 minutes and 40 sec showing me the Vespa in the grass again and again and then showing it AGAIN until 3:33 and THEN a nut gets removed. Yeah, sorry, I don't have the patience for that.
Ⓜ️🅰️✝️✝️ℹ️ allow me to translate. Essentially, he said that it’s easy to criticize. That he would like to see you do it better, since you think it’s just “a fast fix only”. Your welcome
Wow, what an amazing job! What's your motive for doing restorations like this? Is it just for hobby purposes? Or do you sell your art pieces? I suppose restoring must cost you more money (hours of work, additionally needed materials, ...) than what you finally might get for it, doesn't it? Nevertheless it is impressing. Best wishes!
Beautiful and Amazing job.
Random Han
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It looks new again!
Amazing job.
Can you run this
Truly an art form. I would be lost after I took the first thing that had multiple pieces apart. Lots of experience needed to do something this detailed. I feel a sense of accomplishment when I charge my battery.
Helps to bag everything or put in marked containers.....I still have manuals and exploded view drawings for these....back in the day (60's) it was tags and markings and sketches....now all ya'll have phones with cameras.
In 1978 I was 17, beautiful and in love for the first time. I look at this and I remember one time seeing something like this when I was young and I thought how romantic it was. You have turned the clock back and made it romantic again. I love it!👍🏼🤍
Well done, really nice work and editing. Just one tip: don't keep the music playing during all video. It's nice to hear the sound of the process and the same music throughout the whole edit is kinda annoying.
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They don't talk in their videos just relax Skippy peanut butter okay calm down your medicine is on the way okay
People like you with your patience and diligence are what is going to save humanity.
I would love get an old Italian Vespa . They are a piece of Italian history.
Hats off to the guy who restored it soo beautifully. The colour part was quite satisfying
Nossa! Ficou linda demais. Excelente trabalho de restauração, sem contar que retrata uma época bem distante. toenando-se assim uma relíquia. Parabéns pelo trabalho e por ter uma peça rara.
Fantastic job. 85 years old now. My first scooter was a Cushman. Lots of fun. Took all day to go anywhere. Not a speedster. 🐻
I'm 73 first got Allstate moped, Cushman eagle, then Mustang. Then all the great English, Triumphs. The the Japan bikes changed it all. Had the Honda 50 Cub, Then the 750 Honda 4 was the first super bike.
What a magnificent restoration ❤❤❤❤
Superb work and commitment well ✅❤❤❤❤
Хорошая работа!
Уважение мастеру!
Отличный мастер! Респект и уважуха!
I love to see someone putting the love back into machines, that were left to die a slow death and giving them new life again.
Love from jakarta❤❤❤
Gran trabajo 👌
Saludos de un Uruguayo 🇺🇾
en Chile 🇨🇱
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I like the stop motion bits. It conveys the relevant information while cutting the running time on this video, covering such an elaborate restoration project.
Great job!
Awesome video. The stop motion photography during the engine rebuild was really well done and very helpful.
Thanks!
for what you have to do with, that's amazing work Now sell it quick before the metal gives out... lol.
Wow. In 1973 as a high school kid I worked at Lambert's Toy Castle in Claremont New Hampshire. We sold Vespas and I bought this exact scooter used for $150. I got my motorcycle license the day I turned 16, didn't have an operators license yet as I didn't have a car yet. I rode that scooter all over New Hampshire, Vermont, and even rode it down to Connecticut. I put three thousand miles on it! A six pack of soda fit perfectly in the glove box. Im 64 now and remember those fun times riding that scooter everywhere as a high point of my life. I graduated to a motorcycle and gave the Vespa to my step dad, and he rode it to work for many years. After he was done with it I gave it to a friend in Connecticut and to the best of my knowledge my friend still has and uses it. This guy did one hell of a job restoring this old girl. Very talented man. ❤️
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Considering the prehistoric tools you had to work with you did a good job.
chronoboat a better job than people with all the gear but no idea.
@@jasonclarke7422 yes I agree.
I like this one ,hallo from comunity vespa indonesia
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This channel is bigest inspiration to my. Į started from car restoration and jus steped first steps to tool restoration .
I need my series 3 Landy sent to this guy, Top job!
This channel is bigest inspiration to my. Į started from car restoration and jus steped first steps to tool restoration .
I also work on restoration. Everyone watch my channel video
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Super travail, ce scooter était abandonné à la ferraille et vous lui avez donné une seconde vie. 😊😊😊
I sure hope Bondo and Paint are stronger than metal, when you were drilling holes for the sidecar seat it looked like you were drilling through aluminum foil ... lol
For just having basic tools (and a lot of hard work) you do an amazing job.
******* COVID-19 stay safe and healthy everyone *******
Yeah, I would have really like to see some nice continuous welds along those seams myself.
@@GregAlanEdwardsEmmanuelRidge ... Yeah, he's not Chip Foose.
Vespa is made for an Italian, dry Mediterranean weather, it's no wonder in the tropics the metal deteriorates as in this one. It looked good after the restoration but seriously, how long can Bondo hold it together?
@@guy4462 ... Till you sell it.
There were pre-drilled holes, you see them when the carpet is laid down. Basically he was drilling thru the carpet.
Amazing restoration, thanks for sharing with us.!!
The restoration/rebuild is nice, but goddamn is that music annoying.
Ended up watching this video on mute.
same here, just want to hear the work noise..
Agreed 100%
Glade I’m not alone.
same
@@michaellamb7442 l
Italian comunity it's proud of you man! ;)
Genial superrrrr 👏👏👏👏 excelente saludos desde Argentina ✌️✌️✌️
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Amazing how the weeds spring right up straight, right when the scooter is moved, looks like a staged setting.
And not even very well staged at that. Sprinkled some dead leaves and grass on it and laid a vine across the front fender. Just happened upon it as he/she was walking thru the forest while coincidentally also filming with his phone.
Wow i sure this so good then do but then motor bike is slow but like fast you drive thank you so mack guys
This channel is bigest inspiration to my. Į started from car restoration and jus steped first steps to tool restoration .
Bravo, the moto has been resurrected!!! Good job.💖thanks👍
Keren om, tu motor butut di tangan si om jadi motor antik yg harganya pasti selangit,,, bravo om,,👍👍👍
I can appreciate the work and headaches that went into it this rebuild. That had to be a lot of man hours. Fine job. Looks like a fun ride. Nice video, too.
По видио все так просто и легко. Ну а на самом деле работа титаническая! Респект и уважение тебе мастер.
Мастеру конечно респект, но... Мотор собран на отъебись, из старого хлама, подшипники старые, диски тоже, цилиндр ржавый, подшипник на шатуне тоже загнивший был, и он его тупо расходил и поставил обратно... Подготовка к покраске тоже ужасная. Видно что работа сделана только ради контента
@@KOMBUSTER_ согласен полностью. не мастер а говно.
@@KOMBUSTER_ у меня минск по такому же принципу собран. Удивительно но он едет и его мотор на люфтящем шатуне и убитых опорных подшипниках не отрыгнуло. В принцеми говно, и ему похуй на чём ехать, всё схавает
Все равно хлам)
27:42 уже торец пола отбит и ржавый. Вроде как свежеокрашенный. В целом отлично!
Nossa! Ficou muito lindo 🥰😍👏👏👏
Grande maestria Complimenti! Una bellissima Vespa Piaggio .
muito bom gostei recordei no pasado 1978 posoi uma 33 anos vendi por que aqui no brasil edevicio comprar as pesas
Silence is golden, especially when producing a restoration project! Other than that, it was a job well done.
What acids do you use to make everything so uniformly rusty before you start?
How dare you say this is fake, who would ever clickbait... 😳😳
Vinegar and hydrogen peroxide
Restoration is only possible when spare parts are available , outstanding job
I used a squire (purpose built) vespa sidecar "tradesman's chest" trunk. It used existing centre stand 8mm bolts to secure the sidecar arm. I toured Europe on the rig.
You MUST use stainless steel SHANKED bolts & nylock nuts or double nuts to secure to chassis! If you use full threaded bolts, the sidecar rig bolts will wear loose & it will drag you across the road, with little warning & you will have NO Control..!!!
You have been warned!! & NEVER use spring washers either...(only use flat washers to secure sidecar frame to scooter chass)!
Extra security drill out 8mm holes to 10mm for 10mm shanked bolts.
...It's your life!!! Stay cool SX
INSANELY impressive.
I’d give just about anything for 1/100 of your skill (and 1/1000 of your knowledge). Many people know how to do parts of this stuff - to be able to do ALL of it? Truly amazing. Bravo.
I think I might have used some washers on the top sidecar bolts and some Nylock nuts !! LOL
right!!!!
Winced a bit when nuts were tightened up to fresh paint without the use of washers .... ouch! Nice job though!
@@phyllisjames9111 Ditto !
@@piperdoug428 vyo
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no shit. Main engine bolt - no lock washer!
It's always so staged when they show it to you surrounded by weeds then pull it out and there were happy healthy weeds growing under it. Clearly not been sitting in that spot rusting 😂
Just proof these are all staged, fake vids
Bunch of forensic botanists we have here
Right
He brought from this scrap and put it on the Grass
I didn't want to say it!🤭
That was my scooter...I left that one in jungle.....now I want it back....🤤🤤🤤
Always impressed at the way they are able to make these items look old. 😂😂😂😂
Beautiful job. You have amazing restoration skills.
Pekerjaan yg memakan waktu yg cukup lama dan memiliki kesabaran yang tinggi untuk mendapatkan hasil yang baik dan maksimal salut sama abang2 ini keren mantaf kayanya 👍👍🙏🇮🇩
Fantastic restoration, this is a thing of beauty, a real piece of artwork. Very VERY nice job to you and your team. 👍👍
Linda, serviço muito bem feito. Até eu gostaria de ter uma.👍
I restored loads of vespa's and lambrettas there were too many short cuts on the engine restore .Using old rubber parts . They should of been replaced as they are cheap . Like the kickstart quadrant rubber we always replaced things like that . There was not much left of the original scooter. The finish was not too bad but I would rate the restore as poor .
Hello mister Brilliant,
Please upload yours, then we can see also the output of your work
Thank god someone says the truth. It’s a horrible restoration.
VIDEO MERAVIGLIOSO!...Lavoro realizzato in modo eccelso...che dire altro...,CHIARAMENTE INSCRITTO E "MI PIACE "GARANTITO!
Wah bagus banget habisnya brp restorasi gini.!
Interesting. When you pulled the Vespa out of the brush there was green grass under the tires. You had just placed it there for staging. That is definitely not where it sat rotting for a long time.
That's what I call critical thinking. What do you make of corona?
I agree. The placing off the Vespa was definitely staged. As well as the uniform rust layer covering it. Front tire looked like it still had air in it
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I think it's about the chip ( mark of the beast) bill gates vaccine 💉🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🤕
Also had a new set of points in it for spark
Félicitations merci beaucoup 👍👍❤️❤️
"You will ride eternal , shiny and chrome"
Mad max
Mediocre 😅🤣
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@@mojo0404 OK. :(
No. No go t UK. N rf
WITNESS ME!!
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loving it what an amazing job and it's looking really good!🔥😍
Подготовщик от Бога! Шпакля на ржавчину, да еще так криво ))
Надо отдать должное, смог вышкурить.
The video was great it was just the music, or should I say the one song that played on repeat for a half hour. Either don't use music or make it something that changes and most people would enjoy.
Complimenti da Italiano e avuto molte vespe devo dire che hai fatto un bel lavoro 👏👏
Good job! Now you have a sweet vintage ride like no one else's!
Parabéns pela dedicação e paciência. Está perfeito o trabalho e ARTE!
Nice work! Needs a dual racing stripe on the sidecar... snap on tonneau cover for the sidecar as well. Maybe a grab bar too! Great job overall!
Great job, but I think it would be a brave person to get into that sidecar !
Brave and tiny.
not side car. this is vehicle
You could see through the edges lol wonder if he rewelded it.
Omg simply superb ...hats of to your contribution 👍👍👍👍...
They are so beautiful.❤❤👍👍👍👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
The side car was connected with no washer on top, no spring washer or lock but. Looks like it’s going to fall apart.
Damn that blasted music!!!
Il est superbe ! 👍❤️
Congratulations...Very impressive workmanship...
That's one beautiful restoration sir nice work sir 👍👍👍👍💯
Beautiful conten
hello anh
Keep it up! Love watching these
Damn thats awesome. Love Vespa’s ❤️
Xe đẹp quá em ơi 👍
EXQUISITE !! WONDERFUL WORK.👌👌👍👍
I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it w/my own eyes. WOW!.... that engine cylinder though! I thought you surely were toast when you opened that rusty thing. Question: does Vespa still support this one w/parts? I figured you were in trouble finding parts too. You deserve a perfect "10!" for this. I (me) would've surely sent it to the salvage for smelter. Great work!
The stop motion must have taken a lot of time but it turned out great! Good job!!!
😉fantastico 😎bravissimo 🤗👍👏👏👏
Complimenti per il lavoro. La vespa e’ sempre molto bella
Great Restoration, I would check the front wheel rim looks a tad out of balance.
your eyes not good
@@sihatcerdas Yes, the front wheel is tilted to one side in the shot from the front while it is on the road...
@@josemiranda1241 es lo primero que se ve es cierto!
У русских есть поговорка: сделать из г......на конфетку. Это как раз тот случай! Сколько же на это потрачено времени!?
The front tire seems misaligned, but over all, a good restoration.
I wish I could have heard engine run without the music. Good job though. 😎
Great job 👌👍👍👍👍👍
Wow so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
The video culd start at 2:48 avoiding the facke scenario
thanks 👍
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I'll come back and watch this later when the music is removed.
Or you could mute it?
In case you're wondering why so many stopped watching after a short time: 2 minutes and 40 sec showing me the Vespa in the grass again and again and then showing it AGAIN until 3:33 and THEN a nut gets removed. Yeah, sorry, I don't have the patience for that.
It doesn't look like it was in that patch of grass more than a few minutes.
I wish I was as smart as you my friend. I got several lawn mower I need to fix. Please continue to make these amazing videos.
I would have never dreamed that could be reworked into that Lil Beauty.
Also that sidecar was very well made for a homemade job.
When I see the color one piece of my heart gone💔😔
27:40 Why no washers? Why so looooong bolts? And paint is already chipped off. 🤦🏻♂️ I don’t call this as a restoration. This is fast fix only.
Quanto è facile criticare,vorrei vedere te tanto bravo.
DANILO BRONDO Could you write English?
Ⓜ️🅰️✝️✝️ℹ️ allow me to translate. Essentially, he said that it’s easy to criticize. That he would like to see you do it better, since you think it’s just “a fast fix only”.
Your welcome
Wow, what an amazing job!
What's your motive for doing restorations like this? Is it just for hobby purposes? Or do you sell your art pieces? I suppose restoring must cost you more money (hours of work, additionally needed materials, ...) than what you finally might get for it, doesn't it?
Nevertheless it is impressing. Best wishes!
Profit comes from his labor. He possibly could get $5,000 from the "right buyer" maybe more. Sidecar scooter is unique.
The views here are pretty profitable and he earns it really.
Nice and beautiful amazing....😍🙌👍
Great job. 👍👍👏👏👏