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Thanks for the inspiration, I'm thinking of building something similar. Really nice job you've done, sweet look!

I havn't got much work done inte garage lately, so I've been doing some pinstriping instead. I'm just a beginner, and only with paper and a pencil so far. So don't be to harsh. What do you think? Check out some more on my webpage! http://www.aroskustom.se

Here's an other picture of the car!

Interesting, I like the crazy ideas you got, look forward to next build. How did it go with the pinstriping?

Thank you for those words, earlier I was looking around on the forum and I found your ratbike, Really nice work! And I like the the fork and the fake tank! Hehe, no it's not a merc. It's a Volvo Amazon -62. Here we are at Power big meet.

Made me a seat this weekend, just missing some padding and then I'm thinking of cover it with either an mex blanket or just black lether. And soon it will be ready for paint!

Made some new changes to the bike today, new dropouts on the front fork and some reinforcements on the frame underneath the future coming seat. I said before I was going to let the fender bend backwords and almost touch ground, but I changed my mind and just let them be short like this.

Thank you! Well I'm thinking of putting the original fenders on and pull them backwards almost until they touches ground. And for colors I'm thinking, glossy black fenders maybe with some pinstriping, and probably red or black rims.

Re: 3wheelsFOrealz...Done! (almost) Nice work, love the paintjob and of course the coke cooler!

Some more pictures, glad you all liked it. ______________________ A R O S K U S T O M aroskustom.se

Sweet ride, love the details, especially the first handlebar! _____________________ A R O S K U S T O M aroskustom.se

Yes, thats what I was going for, a long slimed seat lowrider style. I like the idea with the mexican blanket would be a nice touch, I was thinking of painting the frame in brown primer, hotrod style but I'm not sure but why not leave it in bare metal. Thanks for the tips! it's always helpful.

Hi, I'm from Sweden and new here on the forum and I really enjoy building bikes in my sparetime. This is what I'm working on right now. It used to be an old ladiesbike but I hope to create a sweet lowrider out of it. It's quite a bit of work left, still missing fenders and a seat for ex. hope...