Velocar cyclecar semi-replica.
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Here's something interesting > http://www.msn.com/en-us/video/peop...t-looks-like-a-car/vi-BBrO5MH?ocid=spartandhp
Tom
Tom
Yeah I saw that on a suggested post on FB, so a motorized version that you still can pedal someone here should be working on soon?
I've been working on a velo car quietly gathering parts but the body is proving elusive and very hard to find.
Here's an idea of how it will look.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...9447393868_9032618309239726798_n-jpg.3211670/
Steve.
Here's an idea of how it will look.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...9447393868_9032618309239726798_n-jpg.3211670/
Steve.
Steve that photo could have been snapped in my own neighborhood. It represents the quality of our creations designed it would seem with the sole intent of imparting great bodily harm to ourselves and much suffering to our poor mothers! Some of us haven't changed much in that regard.
Rick C.
Rick C.
Have you fella's tried to find a good wooden orange crate these days? Not a one to be found anywhere.
I don't think there is a mother from that time period that didn't listen to the tone and degree of the crying as we came in the door so she knew what to get out of the medicine cabinet.
I don't know how my poor mother lived to be one hundred and three and a half given the number of heart stopping moments I gave her.
Steve.
I don't think there is a mother from that time period that didn't listen to the tone and degree of the crying as we came in the door so she knew what to get out of the medicine cabinet.
I don't know how my poor mother lived to be one hundred and three and a half given the number of heart stopping moments I gave her.
Steve.
I love the simplicity of that design, Ed ,a 2x8, couple of
bolts, & some wheels. That would,(with a few mods), make a reasonable
chasis for a velo tadpole. I could see using corrugated plastic sheet
to form the shell.
Yesterday at the hardware store there was a gal with an electric
tadpole trike with a 2800 watt crystalite motor. That's almost 4 hp.
with instant torque. As low as it was, I'll wager it could do 50+
with a shell.
I began reading this thread again today after years have gone by since I last checked in. What fun and what a delight Anne has been to this forum. Our mechanically inclined lady friend from kiwiland. I see the last post from her on this thread was on November. 21, 2015. Has any one heard from her since? I fear the worst...
SB
SB
I´ve haven´t spent much time here lateiy either, Bear. I fear Wheela Is no longer with us. Of
late I´ve been riding electric, but am currently building a gas/electric hybrid with a modified GEBE.
According to Anne's profile last seen 3/4/2016. I sent her a PM 1/2/2019 and no reply. Too bad.
Tom
Tom
I sent her some things off farm Collector mag. she does a lot of resting, and was doing some garden way rail way, apparently had a setup from before. She was happy to here from me and thanked me for sending. But that was over a year ago, she had a lot of good and bad days, with rests in between. I am afraid it must of been her time…………Curt
Well, I'm sorry to hear that. She was a friend and made this a better place for her being here. Annie, you demonstrated a wonderful blend of feminine refinement with mechanical knowhow and we miss you, dear. Sending a hug...
SB
SB
Anne told me just before she left that she suffered from a disease called ME/CFS. It's know as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and in North America as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Nasty and there is no known cure. Apparently she has or had it for years and it was getting worse.
Steve.
Steve.
Yes that's what it was, just couldn't remember, and also enough projects to silicify 10 men or so. She seamed at piece with her garden way rail way at the time and seamed ready for the inevitable..........Curt