Gallery page 4!
The last 3 pages have now become a bit full so help me fill this page up!
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Continuing the Trike theme on the last pages, Glen Edwards sent me these pictures of his trike. I'll let Glen do the talking:
"As you can see from the couple of delightful passengers I picked up, triking in Western Australia is a lot of fun. The frame is a third generation Tritek, a company I started two years ago after my original trike created so much interest I just had to start building trikes!
The frame is a bolt on affair, no welding required and fits a Type 3 VW subframe, the rest of the bits came from an old police Suzuki 750 so the whole machine was built quite cheaply.
The motor is a twin carb 1600 with a manual gearbox, the frame will fit an auto box. The Green trike is "Kermit", he started it all".
If you wish check out my website...TRITEK
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Not much information about this one, except the owners name is Mark Patterson - from the picture I would say he lives in the States. If you are out there Mark, let us know some more!
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Bought my 1985 Remio Transporter last month from next door neighbour. Enjoying it already. Dr Bob Nixon Whitehead Co Antrim, NI
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Mark Richardson sent this picture of his 1973 Devon (same as mine!) which his kids have named "Mrs Doubtfire" - strange.
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Thought I would add a pic. of my Mystery Machine,T25 looks like a toy but its real, and it runs with a 2.0 golf gti engine and ONLY on LPG - this photo was at Vanfest 2003 engine conversion display
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Here is my 70 VW ASI/Riviera campmobile ground up complete restoration and reengined with liquid cooled flat four 1800 Subaru engine. More pics to come on request. The rig has 60'000 miles on odometer and I am the first and only owner. The ASI/Riviera conversion, made in Vancouver, WA, USA, is very popular along the Pacific coast and has a straig up pop top with bedding for two adults on "roof".
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Just a couple of picture's of my muched loved van. unfortunately a ford escort stopped in front of me last week. so it is a little bit bent now but should be back for the summer.
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No details at the moment!
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