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Jeff Glucker
Oh, that's really ugly. Just plain awful. Now, think about it, why would you want to embed your front cylinder in the gas tank? No wonder this thing is on a trailer. Fifty miles down the road, exploding napalm death.
At least they will have overpaid for this quick and (un)timely death.
I'm no expert, but I think that trailer is the back of a 60's-something El Camino.
I think you got it right. I'm afraid to see the rest of it, with this kind of taste the poor Camino is probably raped beyond recognition.
Meh. I'll take that sweet '59 El Camino, though.
That gas tank isn't someone's catalog part, so this obviously wasn't built by OCC. I like this skull bike better, though. It's got the whole skeleton!
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I am trying to figure out what is going on with that motor.
I wonder what they pulled that from.
It's almost like an old aircraft motor, but without the output shaft on the front.
That is one ugly bike, no bones about it.
So THIS must be the bike for the guy who wants to look like he's fucking a skeleton.
I really would like to see some fool riding this.
"Weeee, I am riding a fucking giant skull! Wooooooo"
I can only hope the eyes have red lights that glow brighter when the throttle is applied.
Flames shooting out of the mouth.