Otis


    Location:
    Mayberry RFD
    Vehicles Owned: 1943 Buick
    Interested In: Pre-War Cars
    Years in Hobby: 29
    Should Cars Be Displayed with Fuzzy Dice? No
    Favorite Car TV Show: Andy Griffith Show
    Relationship Status: Single
    Children: No Thanks
    Education: Some College
    Income From Collector Car Hobby: No Sales

    Top 10 Muscle Cars

    Friday, October 10, 2008, 10:38 AM CST [General]

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    Big Wheels For Big Boys For Big Bucks

    Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 12:29 PM CST [General]

    Anyone heading out to the Vegas strip later this month to check out the Barrett-Jackson Auction?

    I was scanning through their sale bill when I came across this great listing and every guy simply must have...if only I had a place to park it!

    One-of-a-kind. A "to scale" Honda 3-wheeler that is 10' tall to handle bars. Took 1 1/2 years to build. Features a 489cid/1200hp aluminum Keith Black HEMI in front and a 78hp/1100cc Honda motorcycle engine in the rear.

    You can check out the entire listing here.

    I guess that it just goes to show that some guys have way too much money and time on their hands.

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    Sheldon
    July 07, 2008
    10:23 PM CST

    yeah, it is a real picture. It hasn't been photoshopped on a computer. It is a new gas station being built in my area and that was what was on there before it opened for business. I don't know if it was somebody trying to get a laugh or if it was just what comes up when it was first powered up. The photo was taken out the window of my truck while I was sitting at a red light. That is why it is not centered in the frame better! I had to get a picture of that.

    alan
    May 18, 2008
    01:21 AM CST

    Maybe I could throw in some pics of my model cars and have you folks guess if it's real or a model! LOL!!! Thank you for the welcome!!!

    Steve
    April 21, 2008
    08:54 PM CST

    Maybe I could throw in some pics of my model cars and have you folks guess if it's real or a model! LOL!!! Thank you for the welcome!!!

    Steve
    April 21, 2008
    08:53 PM CST