I posted this in another thread of pics from Detroit Autorama, but I think it's crazy enough to be worthy of it's own thread.
I don't know anything about it, other than it was in the bed of a '60's Ford Econoline pickup belonging to a local artist/pinstriper named Jeff Shea--I don't know him & didn't talk to him, just snapped a few lousy (sorry) pics.
Maybe someone here can tell us a little more than I can...Looks like the main donor bike is/was a Huffy, the tires I think are Bontragers & that's all I can tell ya. Nice truck BTW, I wonder how many bikes it holds...
Dig the saddlebags...from an import cycle maybe? Whatever they are, I want some! :mrgreen:
Just your typical wrought iron & pipe luggage rack... :wink:
Is it a swing bike? or does the fork turn, too? Is it even rideable or does it exist purely as sculpture? I dunno...
I don't know anything about it, other than it was in the bed of a '60's Ford Econoline pickup belonging to a local artist/pinstriper named Jeff Shea--I don't know him & didn't talk to him, just snapped a few lousy (sorry) pics.
Maybe someone here can tell us a little more than I can...Looks like the main donor bike is/was a Huffy, the tires I think are Bontragers & that's all I can tell ya. Nice truck BTW, I wonder how many bikes it holds...
Dig the saddlebags...from an import cycle maybe? Whatever they are, I want some! :mrgreen:
Just your typical wrought iron & pipe luggage rack... :wink:
Is it a swing bike? or does the fork turn, too? Is it even rideable or does it exist purely as sculpture? I dunno...
