“To be able to offer this limited period Italjet collaboration with fashion designer Patrick Cox is a real treat,” comments Paul Diamond, vintage scooter consultant, H&H Classics. “In its own right the scooter is a magnificent example, but the added celebrity connection of David Furnish really does add to its golden appeal.”
“Being one of only 20 scooters to be finished in gold, it comes complete with the 14-carat-gold-plated side mirrors and V5 displaying the correct frame number and year. In addition to the low number of kilometres on the clock and a reasonable estimated price of £7,000 – £8,000, this scooter is a real investment opportunity for the keen-eyed collector,” concludes Diamond.
The auction takes place at the National Motorcycle Museum on 29 March, with viewing available from 9am the same day. Bidding can be done online, via telephone, or in person. To view all of the scooters and motorcycles going under the hammer, click here, or for more information, visit www.handh.co.uk.
More auction news can be found on our dedicated page here: Motorcycle Auction News
For more info on H&H Classics head to their website: https://www.handh.co.uk/
We take a quick look at the Honda E-Clutch
Honda CB650R E-Clutch*: Four Cylinders of Pure Everyday Thrill
Just dropped today issue 42 of Modern Classic Motorcycle News digital magazine Welcome to the latest…
The Bennetts British Superbike Championship pre-season is over following the final R&G Official Test at…
The world's largest-ever public display of Brough Superior SS100s will make motorcycle history at The…
This website uses cookies.