Strange sidecar for Vespa

Some Argentinian Vespa friends alerted me to this!

It's a 1958 Vespa 150 mounted to a Super Pluma sidecar. I'm only guessing here, but I think that Super Pluma is an Argentinian sidecar brand. The couple above is for sale at www.arcar.org for approx 4 900 euros. But then you that super tall wind screen is included!

A beauty? Not really! Rare? I guess so...

Vespa U sulla strada

Il mio amico Patrik con il suo figlio Dogge e il mio figlio Arvid in la Vespa Utilitaria 1953 con sidecar!

Ancora una Vespa sidecar

This original Piaggio sidecar for Vespa might be for sale. At the moment I'm negotiating with the current owner. The sidecar has been resprayed in this metallic blue colour. For me that's bad, my plan is to have a sidecar attached to my 1956 Vespa 150 (VL3), il Struzzo, that will get an original light grey colour.
I don't think we had any side cars of the italian Longhi brand here in Sweden. I've seen some german Bender and Royal sidecars attached to Vespas. Steib was also an option but I think that was mostly for motorcycles.

As you can see, the very small enamel Piaggio-badge isn't in top condition. Very hard to find, seems a bit like the badge on the Moscone outboard motor, but it's in another size.
The wind screen is ordered some ten years ago or so. I believe it's too short compared to the original screen from the 50's.

The seat is absolutely original and in good condition.