
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Why not engineer that ol bus to carry the car along inside? Brilliant!

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A rare trailer and pulling car combo...

This custom-made, one of a kind vehicle was built exclusively for the purpose of towing this Aerocar trailer. The tow rig is a 1938 INTERNATIONAL D15 customized in Brantford, Ontario by Brantford Coach... the cab and chassis with a shortened wheelbase also is only a 6 cylinder 93 horsepower motivator, with a 4 spd trans and a 2 speed rear. http://www.hindleysgarage.com/38intl.htmStraight from owners themselves!
Their website: http://www.hindleysgarage.com/
Longhorn Lowriding... is reinventing the Vespa

Watch the short video on their website. You'll get a kick out of it! Careful of speaker volume though http://www.customscooter.nl/english.htmlHank Young customs, choppers, and hot rods


The customized modified 2002 Hayabusa is built by Hank Young, it's been fitted with two small HID headlamps, a Bonneville land speed-style front fender, an extended, tubular swingarm, and a spoked rear wheel. How cool is the front!?! Visually impacting, and has to be a good aerodynamic aid too.
Young Choppers 531 Delk St SE Marietta, GA 30060 Phone: (770) 425-1305 http://www.youngchoppers.com/
Great article on Hank here: http://www.prickmag.net/hankyoungfeature.html here http://www.cycleworld.com/article.asp?section_id=3&article_id=566
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