MC engine @ ty-rods. Posted before 59buickwagon could.

Dennis will have more to post later. This caught my eye and I wanted to beat dennis with the "scoop".

Great show today. If you missed it watch for pictures from leadsledmerc and 59buickwagon and others. we had a hamb meeting for the "picture".

 

Great, not the motorcycle guys will be wanting Strombergs. Hard enough to find now.. it is cool looking

 

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I agree. Its hard enough now to get them !!!!

 

hey paul, thanks for the pic, looks wild. what's the chances of you and keith making it to easton thursday night? jim and i were thinking about up there this week for their last cruise night of the season, what do ya say? hope to see you guys up there, later, mike

 

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hey paul, thanks for the pic, looks wild. what's the chances of you and keith making it to easton thursday night? jim and i were thinking about up there this week for their last cruise night of the season, what do ya say? hope to see you guys up there, later, mike

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Hey I just might be able to do that. Could use another run to break in my new tires. Smile!

 

From a different angle:

 

Hey 59Buickwagon. Do you have a 59 Buick Wagon?

 

Nope, I've got three.

 

Is it me or does the front down tube look like a drilled beam axle?

Pretty neat idea, but like Boones said now we have to compete with the bike builders for 97's

 

That bike has a lot of neat features like the handlebars are made from a springer front leg & all the finned stuff was made by the owner. Does anyone know this guy & what his shop is called? I met him at THE HORSE SMOKEOUT but can't remeber his name. From what I understand he doesn't build a lot of bikes...mostly hot rods.

 

Hey s****, are you talking about Hank Young? I belive his web site hankyoungchoppers.com or something like that.

 

good eye DixieDog - I didn't notice that. What a damn good idea. That bike is pretty cool.

 

It has nothing on the flying pan!

 

That is not a Hank Young Bike!! Thanks

 

I know it`s old news but I love this bike!

 

Pourin one out for the Homie`s...uh, I mean Newbie`s.

 

No it's a guy out of Framingham M*** - I think the company name is AMS. Yes the down tube is a drilled axle. There's a miniature Deuce grille shell at the bottom. The front of the triple tree is machined like a drilled axle. The headlight mount is a T-bucket headlight stand. The tail light is a model A mounted on a curved tube coming out of the rear fender. The tank is hand formed for a sculptured look. The rocker covers are custom as is the manifold naturally. Well I could go on and on. Four of us rodders spent an hour in Myrtle Beach pointing things out to each other. This scooter rocks!!!

 

Good ideas but I`m not much on the frontend...the overall package just dosent seem to flow. If I`m the only one that thinks this then I`ll keep my piehole shut!

 

Here's the big picture on the bike at the Ty Rods show...

 

As cool as that bike looks, I think the pipe would fry your ***.

 

I forgot about this until I read this post again. At THE HORSE SMOKEOUT about 3 guys tried to hold that bike so he could do a burnout (the front brake is a small drum that was not hooked up). The frontend picked up & launched the bike & without front brakes it took about 30 feet for him to get it stopped. He pulled it back & then 6 of us held it this time & the burnout happened but not all that well cause the big tire just wanted to stick. That guy was a great sport about it & we had fun. Anyone go & possibly have pics? It is great to see a high profile piece all dirty & covered in rubber just like everything Billy Lane rides.