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Anti-theft Device

This thing may be theft-proof, even with the keys in the ignition:

Trike vehicle with statue
Trike vehicle with statue

The trike is a Polaris Slingshot, but the statue looks full-frontal custom…

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4 responses to “Anti-theft Device”

  1. Red County Pete Avatar
    Red County Pete

    The Slingshot looks like a Robert Q. Riley TriMagnum built from plans that had been shredded. [Not that the TM is pretty.] One suspects the flying monkey gargoyle is more susceptible to theft.

    1. Ed Avatar
      Ed

      I, for one, shall not mess with the Copilot God…

    2. eriklscott Avatar
      eriklscott

      I’ve wanted a rig like this since I first saw the Lightstar (think: torpedo with outriggers) around 1984. Totally impractical, of course, but so much for logic. Let’s see if I can post a link: http://www.autocycles.org/

      1. Ed Avatar
        Ed

        I confess it took two days to calm down. Mary pointed out that the ‘bents already get enough attention and I do not need groupies… [sigh]

        Looks like Lightstar tail fins were optional, but why wouldn’t you?