A nice way to customise a classic February 05, 2008, 08:10:34 AM http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Custom-Built-Motorcycles-Trike-1967-Custom-Mustang-Trike-NO-RESERVE_W0QQitemZ330208097018QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item330208097018I love that he's running a 289/302. He must have cut the two engines in half, and used the front of the 289 welded to the back of a 302.And here's the worst part."The title is clear and registed as a 1967 Mustang trike in New Mexico.Oringinal car was a New Mexico vehicle with no rust."0 bids. Anyone want to hazard a guess of what a rust free '67 notch would fetch......... if it were still in one piece. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #1 – February 05, 2008, 11:31:20 AM (Insert Green Acres theme music) Trailer park living is the life for me..... Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #2 – February 05, 2008, 01:10:41 PM Why the hell do people build rolling turds like that?That's not the first "trike" I've seen based off a car and they always look like abominations. Not to mention he cut up a perfectly good Mustang to make that POS.I bet its also a real treat to drive, or not. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #3 – February 05, 2008, 02:02:48 PM look at the trucker wing on the back..... Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #4 – February 05, 2008, 02:05:50 PM Quote from: pegasus;202250look at the trucker wing on the back.....How about the rattlecan spray painted rear window, which is his only rear view. I wonder if it has airbags. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #5 – February 05, 2008, 02:08:18 PM LOL, I have to say I like it. I would never build one or buy one, but it must be fun as hell driving that.. HAHHAHAHA Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #6 – February 05, 2008, 02:16:01 PM You know, it could have been totalled in the front and the guy had an ingenius idea! :D Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #7 – February 05, 2008, 02:21:51 PM Quote from: Cougar5.0;202258You know, it could have been totalled in the front and the guy had an ingenius idea! :DRead the first post again. It had a clear title and was rust free. He's a tool. And I bet it drives like a limo. All that weight and you steer with one rounded tire. Yeah, understeer much? How about passing? Good luck with that shoulder-check. It's only merits are for show, and even then, it has three different flame jobs on one quarterpanel. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #8 – February 05, 2008, 02:26:56 PM you know what I want to change my stance on this. I wouldn't mind renting it for an hour or two and than giving it back. I think I would get bored with it fast.. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #9 – February 05, 2008, 02:40:02 PM Dig the Coors Light mini-kegs holding up the trophies.What a brownie hound. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #10 – February 05, 2008, 02:48:35 PM Quote from: oldraven;202259Read the first post again. It had a clear title and was rust free. He's a tool. And I bet it drives like a limo. All that weight and you steer with one rounded tire. Yeah, understeer much? How about passing? Good luck with that shoulder-check. It's only merits are for show, and even then, it has three different flame jobs on one quarterpanel.Uggh, I was hoping there was an alternate explanation for the blasphemy that he commited :( Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #11 – February 05, 2008, 03:13:48 PM God, the more I look at that thing, the more I hate it.Is it just me or do the airbrushed things over the taillights say "Frog But?"I see it's been relisted, I'm tempted to send a message to the guy and ask why he cut up a good mustang to build that POS. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #12 – February 05, 2008, 03:15:06 PM Yup. Frog Butt and Wild Tang. Classy-classy. Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #13 – February 05, 2008, 03:22:58 PM that guy needs a beatdown:beatyoass: Quote Selected
A nice way to customise a classic Reply #14 – February 05, 2008, 07:00:41 PM he would hate me. Quote Selected
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