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Showing posts with label Von Dutch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Von Dutch. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 June 2012

this past Sunday was an event at the Lyon Air Museum, Bikers and Bombers, and 2 sidecar equipped bikes that were owned by Steve McQueen were there, one is a Von Dutch restored Panther, also, 2 tank tread bikes were there. Photo galleries soon, here's a preview


 the above Panther was made in 1937, the below Harley was made in 1921

both the above and below are 1943 NSU Kettenkrad HK 101s


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Tuesday, 5 June 2012

1926 Scott, restored and lettered by Von Dutch, and bought by Steve McQueen, it was one of 6 bikes at the Steve McQueen car show this weekend, but in my view, the coolest vehicle there


telescoping front forks, a v twin 2 stroke engine, and liquid cooled engines... in 1929. That's a bit ahead of the competition for 1929.

 The company was a winner in the 1914 Isle of Man race. That's highly reputable!

 The bike gets restored and eventually purchased by Steve McQueen.  He gave it back to the restorer and pinstriper of the bike, Kenny Howard aka Von Dutch.

  http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/09/bike-with-possibly-coolest-history-of.html

I didn't even notice when I took these photos, but there is pinstriping around most of the body lines or panel edges... they are that perfect, subtle, and unobtrusive.

























Why so many photos? I want to ensure you are looking at the best I can do to make this the most thorough photo gallery of this bike anywhere. 

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Tuesday, 27 March 2012

interesting things I couldn't resist sharing, from Bugstock 2012

 wow, luggage turned into an audio video mobile/portable/removeable case... cool!
even a Von Dutch touch



Ummm, good sense of humor? No, commentors Fred and TouringBubble said this was a factory transmission, VW automatic stickshift, when you pushed down on the shift lever the clutch engaged, you still had to shift, just without the foot clutch


Roth above, and blowing my mind, this Roth decal was on another car... when was the last time you've seen a real Roth decal?








Dealership plates? WTH?
What is with the stand up area? They were factory accordian style expandables

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