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Posted: **30 Mar 2005 21:42**

I was at Bilsport Custom Motor Show (Pic´s see: http://www.custommotorshow.se/2005/bilder.php )the monday that was. A 150 km travel to get there. Was it worth it? YES! Definitely NOT because of all Japanese loudspeaker driven cars, :s007:

(Not my favourite type of car....).....but because of a Madman (stuntman????) from the UK named Terry Grant ( www.terrygrant.com ) AND because of a rare Hemi Challenger :s024:

. Yes, I enjoyed it :!:

Mopar musclecars were VERY rare though :rage:

. I only found two (2!) among 500 objects.

Tought I would share my pic´s. I have recently (finally!) bought a digicam but the flashlight is not dimensioned for very long distances (or is it just an excuse... :oops:

). Hope you enjoy some of them. I hope you excuse me for also showing non-mopars.

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 21:47**

Tested by the Military to see how many dB:s it takes to kill the enemy. :wink:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 21:51**

Maybe this car would have been James Dean´s dreamcar if he still had been alive. (Live fast - Die young....)

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 21:54**

DeTomaso Pantera!!! What can I say? Almost as fine lines as the Challenger? :wink:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 21:58**

...just to please Insuranceguy :biggrin:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 22:02**

www.koenigsegg.com Perfect shopping car for grandma! :thumbsup:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 22:04**

Speaking about the devil! :s023:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 22:05**

Hot wired? :wink2:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 22:08**

No propeller shaft. Not chain-driven. Not fluid driven. Not front wheel-driven. Any clues, Dave? :wink:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 22:10**

A show car made by Gene Winfield.

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 22:13**

A guy that is trying to compensate for his lack of length? Doesn´t seem to be working out very well. :mrgreen:

Posted: **30 Mar 2005 22:20**

....and, finally, the two Musclecar Mopars that I found.

WHAT! Already 00.20 !!!! :s006:

This MB works like a time mashine! Cheers!

Posted: **31 Mar 2005 8:13**

Christer wrote:No propeller shaft. Not chain-driven. Not fluid driven. Not front wheel-driven. Any clues, Dave?

He pushed it? :lol:

Maybe a drive belt or chain in the frame?

Not as cool looking as Billy Lane's rear wheel.

Posted: **31 Mar 2005 10:14**

dave-r wrote:Maybe a drive belt or chain in the frame?

The answer is that another wheel is placed under the seat. This wheel works directly against the rear wheel. I doubt that this solution works very well under wet conditions and so on....

dave-r wrote:Not as cool looking as Billy Lane's rear wheel.

Cool! I would like to see a pic from the other side of the bike though. It looks like the rear wheel "is flying" from this angle.

Posted: **31 Mar 2005 10:42**

Another wheel under the seat? Of course! :bonk:

Here are some pictures of that hub-less rear wheel from Choppers Inc.

It looks as if it would be seriously under geared to me.

Posted: **31 Mar 2005 10:45**

http://fuzzydice.fotki.com/cars_2005/cu ... _show_-05/

Posted: **31 Mar 2005 11:32**

jr wrote:http://fuzzydice.fotki.com/cars_2005/custom_motor_show_-05/

Thanks JR! Great link! I am beginning to question why I took the camera with me.... :s004:

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Pic´s from Bilsport Custom Motor Show 2005

Pic´s from Bilsport Custom Motor Show 2005