Thirty years on, nothing has replaced the Porter for one simple job: getting goods into places a full-size van can't go. This 1995 example has covered just under 80,000 km with only two owners — barely 2,700 km a year — and pairs Piaggio's famously simple 1.0 petrol engine with a manual gearbox. The enclosed load bay swallows tools, stock and deliveries and keeps them dry and out of sight, while the narrow cab-over body squeezes through village cores, alleys and tight yards with room to spare. Mechanically straightforward and cheap to keep, it is an honest working tool at a price that pays for itself within the first few jobs. First to view will buy.