Two wheeled teardrop?

[raprap]

There is something inherently teardrop about custom motorcycles, not trailers per se, but the shape. I mean even the unridable custom jobs of Orange County Chopper seem to conform to a rough tear. However, this guy has gotten to the teardrop base completly with this two wheeler two wheeler.

His other kinetic junk creations are also http://www.baronmargo.com/index.html equally amazing.

Rap

[Classic Finn]

That sure is unique if to say the least.. the last photo especially.

Classic Finn

[swissarmygirl]

I bet it would be lots of fun to zip around town in that!!!

[Classic Finn]

I bet it would be lots of fun to zip around town in that!!!

Now that would go together with Dougs rocket tear..

What do you think Doug?

[Kurt (Indiana)]

Looks a little the "Pulse"

[spadman]

neato torpedo!

[halfdome, Danny]

Another Southern California weirdo , kinda' neat though.
He links to some trailers too. Danny

http://funkyjunkfarms.com/john/trailers/

http://funkyjunkfarms.com/steve/trailers/

[mikeschn]

That is sooooo 1950's... hold on, I must have a picture somewhere...

ah, here ya go...



Mike...

[mikeschn]

I thought these were a little more "today".




Mike...

[Bobgorilla]

I don't remember what they called it, but I always thought that the unicycle idea (seat and motor inside the tire diameter) looked pretty cool

[raprap]

Then there always "Tell me Sherriff , why do they call you "Honest John"? on the cover of the August 1937 Trailer Topics. Yes it's Egbert Souse' (the guave is over the e).

http://funkyjunkfarms.com/starphotos/pages/13.html

Rap

BTW this should be my 100th post.

[raprap]

That is sooooo 1950's... hold on, I must have a picture somewhere...

ah, here ya go...



Mike...

I think that is the 1956 Firebird I, a Harley Earl original.

Rap

[Greg M]

I can see this one towing the Locust, Hmmm

-Greg

[bve]

Cool a 'Wee Dub'.