Mine's a Beck replica. Has a Jake Raby type 4 aircooled masterpiece of an engine in it (for those not familiar, that's a blueprinted, handmade, $15K engine). It's quite fun to drive.

 

That's a very high quality replica car - you can tell just by looking at it. I would venture to guess that it's a lot faster than the real thing. And probably better built.

 

Beck is first class as is motor.

 

Nice, must be a blast to drive and since it isn't worth millions you can enjoy driving it.

 

Yup. All the looks of the real thing, even better performance, and no guilt to drive it "enthusiastically".

 

Well, more of a workshop really but can't complain 😀

I'm very lucky to have my own warehoue so I stole a corner 😀😳👍

 

My garage has been in constant flux between "almost organized" to "it looks like a bomb went off in here" the last couple years. I have hopes of finally getting it organized the way I want within the next couple months. My toys are currently fighting for space against bikes, Power Wheels, and other kid toys. Not to mention all the contents of the shed from the backyard, which is getting torn down and replaced soon.

 

I LOVE that bike.

 

Still got some work to do on mine....

 

It's probably going on Bring A Trailer sometime in the near(ish) future. I've put a total of maybe 100 miles on my bikes in the last two years.

 

I really like the back end, so very clean - as long as you don't ride in the rain I suspect...

 

It's certainly no touring bike. It's a bar hopper for sure. If you plan on riding for more than an hour or so, you picked the wrong bike.

 

I can see that - beautiful lines on it. I think that at this point in my life, trying to ride anything for an hour would be a challenge...

 

meh, just fill it with moar cars!!!

 

I have added three and removed one since that pic was taken.