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New and Classic Vespas? - vietnam vespa

OK, I admit it was a restored Vespa (preferably a GS 150, VBB, GS or 160 with a built in pre-mix). But I've heard there are a lot of maintenance and alterations in the possession of a classical part. I have no knowledge of the vehicle, and I've never seen a Vespa shortly before.

I have also heard that the newer models are much easier to handle and run time with rarely need to be repaired. My problem with the latter is not as nice as the Vespa looks retro.

The folks at Yahoo Answers, you can heal my pain, one of the classics, or I have to buy a new Vespa?

PS And do not worry, I know, for imports from Indonesia and Vietnam. But you can buy on eBay or on Craigslist from a seller in the U.S.?