Genuine Patrick Cox Wannabe Italjet Velocifero original python skin seat v50
I am selling my Scooter. I have owned it since new in 1997. I drove it for 428 miles, but got a fright and accepted that I was in fact too short for it because scooting on it in high heels/platforms was not a good idea! So I garaged it in 1998 where it has stayed but I have had the fuel cleaned out a couple of times and again last week (including it getting a service). It is the rare Genuine Patrick Cox Wannabe Italjet Velocifero V50 with the python skin double seat and foot pegs. They only sold 2 of these Limited Edition ones here in the Edinburgh ( in The Scooter Shop in Brandon Terrace which is now a bicycle shop) and they were generally pretty rare! I was told yesterday that they only sold 250 of the standard edition scooters in total throughout the whole of the UK. The last one from what I can see in 1996 for £1500, and all I have been able to find out is that these are very desirable, I can understand why. Condition is pretty decent but not mint with a few small spots of surface rust on the chrome and tiny scratches. (zoom in my photos or ask for more detailed ones of you wish). I have got this for sale elsewhere, so if I get a good enough offer I will stop this listing early. I was informed by an enthusiast yesterday (who had bought his standard Velocifero with the engine in a plastic bag) that the scooter's engine is quite easy to get parts for as it was made by Yamaha. Here is a quote from Coys of Kensington the classic car auction house about a Velocifero which main...