Kinetic Sculpture by bmac62
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...if I made this a quiz, could anybody name this three wheeled car with a V-Twin motorcycle engine from a Harley?
I took two fast pictures of this walking by on the sidewalk in Snohomish, Washington. I had no clue what it was! But I thought automatically of Harry...maybe he'll know what it is, I mumbled to myself.
After downloading my camera at home, the "ACE 8" on the front plate was my only clue. After a lot of googling, eureka, I found it!
Very zoom worthy. Trust me:)
So, if you want more than pretty pictures, Click Here for the website that tells all. If you follow this link, be sure to look at the "Audience Reaction" on the left side of the page.
Bill:)
"Flying Tenor ~ Different Dimension"

Comments (35)
SWEET Shot! Wonderful looking machine
Fantastic vehicle. Excellent capture!!!!
Without googling it Bill and looking at the flying wing on the bonnet It lookslike an Austin of some sort may be way off on this guess..
Yes without going into the site - if I was asked to name this I would have said (probably wrongly) that it is a Morgan from the 1930's era. Lovely car though and very well captured Bill. I like the upside down spectacles on the bonnet. Lol.
OH Maan! And it wears glasses... HAHAHA! What an original vehicle. I think the shots here are great.
I thought it was a Morgan at first..my mum said you saw more of them in the ditch than upright!
It definitely looks like a Morgan... Can imagine the odd leg burn on that exhaust alighting from this beauty! Hmm, think this might just be on the cards for me! Thanks Bill! Clive
What an amazing vehicle Bill. I've been noticing quite a few motorbikes over here with two wheels at the front recently. I wonder what the advantages are VS the disadvantages.
Neat and interesting photos. A pretty "folie" in my opinion.
Well before clicking and looking Bill i'd say it looks like a kit car based on a Morgan or BSA style of design. Lovely shots mate.
What a cool car/trike. Excellent shot. :)
wonderful images!
I'd say without clicking anything or googling, A Morgan 3 wheeler.. Model (exact) not sure, but I called them that.. We have that cruises around Stamford allot.. NOT as good looking as this one, and it's red as well... This is FABULOUS looking! A Fave! Rob
What a cute little car! LOVE the glasses!
belle auto
Great find - what an excellent looking vehicle. My first guess was a Morgan.
A most interesting vehicle, love the glasses as a windshield excellent capture and find!
what a nice car!!!! Wonderful photos!!!!!!
SWEEEEEEEEEEEEET
Looks like a real blast to drive, but I don't even want to know the price tag on it. ;) Excellent captures!
All I know is that it has wheels and an engine--does anything else matter? lol--great shot!!
Very cool photos of an unusual and really cool ride, Bill! Love it!
great capture!
I take the car and drive across the USA. wonderful shot
Oh, no problem, can't mistake this one....it's an Ace-Cycle car built by Liberty Motors in Seattle. Nice montage of the unique conveyance. Thanks for the dedication and quiz, Bill! It is appreciated no end. Incidentally, I have photos of a similar three wheeled vehicle somewhere in my files. In fact, I may have posted it previously.
It's cute, and I have no clue as to what it is. ;o)
what a fun ride wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
Great shots of this vehicle! It certainly was eye-catching. I'm with Helle ... it has glasses!
Now that grabs the eye!
Well my only question would be....if the engines on the front....whats under the bonnet??.Great capture Bill, there's a guy round here drives a 3 wheel Messerschmit, as his everyday car.Think I preffer this though.