For a full gallery of this 1929 Graham Paige Sound Train movie promoting vehicle from last years Speedfest: http://choosingscars.blogspot.com/2010/09/san-diego-1929-graham-paige-sound-train.html
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June Softly posted some Von Dutch motorcycle photos I've never seen before
http://heavybikers.blogspot.com/2011/03/kenneth-howard-von-dutch-father-of.html is June's post, and the first I've ever heard of or seen the Triley Davidrumph
the above was a Von Dutch triumph and the story of it getting a 3500 auction on Ebay http://www.cycleworld.com/motorcycle_news/industry_news_articles/archive/the_lost_von_dutch
A Cleveland that Von Dutch restored, and below, the helmet the VOn Dutch made and the story goes that he engraved the names of each type of motorcycle he restored on it. Why he put a pacifier on top to emulate a German helmet I don't know
the above is from http://www.pbase.com/orangecones/vondutchbus gallery of Steve Kafka. He is restoring the Von Dutch bus.
above is a 1922 Motosacoche that Von Dutch restored ... notice the front friction shock, and that sprocket between the oil and gas tank
Annual Paddy Ride at Dublin Mob on Federal in San Diego
The guy above was directing traffic with the outstretched hand
Bullets and brass knuckles were here and there
Did you read that wrong the first time, try it again... I had to
Terrific skirt and socks, and she was the only woman I saw dressed up for St Patricks Day... damn shame, more would be better, but one was very cool
Love the shirts
Just driving by
I like the profile of this Belvedere, it seems smaller than I thought they were... has it been chopped, sectioned, dropped, and all the other custom usuals to make it look this compact? I like it, don't get me wrong, but I see it and think it looks better than originally sized.
Who invited these guys?
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