Duke said:Ransom said:That thing sends me to Club Chubby, like, right now.
Yea, that is the secks.
Duke said:Ransom said:That thing sends me to Club Chubby, like, right now.
Yea, that is the secks.
914Driver said:OK, what is it?
That looks like a very small switch engine, based on the interior instruments.
spitfirebill said:914Driver said:OK, what is it?
That looks like a very small switch engine, based on the interior instruments.
Looks like an early 50's Cadillac crest on the front... Cadillac sized and powered Reliant Robin?
i just went back to page 1 because my brain demanded to know the previous name of "unintended victim". do yourselves a favor and go back to the first few pages of this thread. comedy gold.
914Driver said:
Totally a "nope" for me. I've never worked on a lion, but the tiger and the leopard that I treated were very intimidating.
That cage doesn't look nearly strong enough.
Wally said:
Another great New York Post front page.
Which is actually stolen from an old National Lampoon:
In reply to barefootskater :
A tipping hazard. It said Snyder on the back and had a motorcycle plate.
Its a Snyder ST 600 C. Link to video
In all seriousness, I hope everybody in the path gets out of the way and damage is minimal. I'm fairly far inland in NC, and I was taking steps to minimize damage myself.
Wally said:This was next to me in traffic today. I’ve never seen anything look so unsteady driving along.
I've never understood why so many of these little "I'm a car pretending to be a motorcycle" 3-wheelers go with the single wheel in front. It is clearly more stable to go with a rear-engine design with a single fixed rear wheel and bipedal front. And how different would the packaging be? Build it like a Smart with a single rear wheel.
How could this:
possibly drive as well as this:
I know there are plenty of examples with 2 front wheels. But why are there even ANY with only one?
Duke said:Wally said:This was next to me in traffic today. I’ve never seen anything look so unsteady driving along.
I've never understood why so many of these little "I'm a car pretending to be a motorcycle" 3-wheelers go with the single wheel in front. It is clearly more stable to go with a rear-engine design with a single fixed rear wheel and bipedal front. And how different would the packaging be? Build it like a Smart with a single rear wheel.
How could this:
possibly drive as well as this:
I know there are plenty of examples with 2 front wheels. But why are there even ANY with only one?
YUCK. here's a picture of a good three wheeler to cleanse the metal palate:
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