Welcome To My Tribute Page for Cars With A Missing Wheel?! UPDATED March/12/2000 [ See Dons Project ] For a many years I've been very into the idea of owning a Three Wheeled Car partly due to the fact that you dont see them every-day, but mainly for the fact that they always seem to look like they would be so much fun to drive! My wife and I often talk of purchasing one or building one, We both like to go fast and we both like the feel of a car that can dart in and out of corners like a scared rabbit! And from what I have learned from some research and from E-Mail with Three Wheel owners these little babies will make you call out a big ole 'YEEE HAAHH!!!' To any and all who write me please know that I will do what I can to respond to you as soon as I can, I get one day a week off and that leaves me little time for working on this web-site, I'll tell you this, I wish I could work on this site all day every day!! I really love Three Wheel cars (that is 2+1 type cars) and if my three wheeler pages could put $$ in my pocket I'ld be in heaven, please don't think or feel that I'm not here for you, Keep it coming and I'll keep up-dating! As much as I humanly can!! Thank You All From the Bottom of My Heart!! Three Wheel Classic Cars Three Wheel Performance Three Wheel Micro Cars Click on for Photo Pick Your Own Midi Music Hotel California Ride Like the Wind Stairway to Heaven Black Magic Woman Born to be Wild Do it again Pinball Wizard Why don't We get Drunk Cheesburger in Paradise Margaritaville Fire and Rain Funky Town Pink Panther Imagine Hey 19 Click on for Text

The TriMagnum: Robert Q. Riley: Creator/Designer. Some super cool plans for some wild rides! some of the designs have been in Sci-Fi films such as 'Total Recall'. Pictured is my favorite called 'The TriMagnum'; Power comes by way of a Honda motorcycle engine, the single back wheel is the drive wheel. Click the picture to go to his web site to learn more! Link From This Photo. Link From This Photo. The TriHawk: Man does this bad boy look like a scream or what! When I look at this Three Wheeler all I can think of is performance and speed, I am still learning about this car but from what I've gatherd so far, this isn't for those sunday type drivers! It is powerd by a front wheel drive Citroen GSA Boxer style engine and tranny combo. Said to go about 100 mph! Boy that sounds FUN! And pulls a .9g lateral acceleration! Click the picture to go to the TriHawk home page for more information. I would very much like to extend special thanks to Mr. Adam Reif, Mr. Reif has been a fantastic help by selflessly sharing his vast kmowledge in the world of Three Wheeled Cars. Follow the TriHawk link and pay him a visit, or click on his name above to see some of Adam's Citroën collection! Thank you Adam!! The Shrike: Somebody dial 911!! So does this look like a handful or what! I would have to say "YES!" with stats like: 0-60 mph: 7.5 seconds, top speed 100 mph: max. lateral acceleration: .85 G!! I'ld call it snotty!! And when getting 75mpg at 55mph Highway,& 50 mpg driving in the town I'ld invest in Kleenex!! Link From This Photo. I would very much like to extend special thanks to Mr. Dave Norton, Mr. Norton has been a big help in this sites growth by sharing his kmowledge of Three Wheeled Cars. He has sent me great photos and information. Dave has also been such an inspiring person to meet! Thank you Dave!!

Link From This Photo. The Fire-Areo: This is a real looker! Dave Stollery has designed some really screamy looking vehicles. The Fire-Aero is a three-wheeler of his. The one pictured belongs to a couple in PA, click on the picture to visit their page. Badsey Bullet 1000 cc Jap motor (Yamaha, I'm told), 150 mph, 55 mpg, 1144 lb, 137" long, 64.5" wide, 38.5" high, 92.5" wheelbase 105 bhp, 0-60 under 5 sec. shaft drive to rear wheel, 145SR-10 front tires, P295/50R15 rear; Built in the early '80s by Bill Badsey of Anaheim, CA. Info provided by: Dave Norton. Photos thanks to: Adam Reif No Link From This Photo. Kindred Spirit: I had firstly placed this car into my pages without knowing what kind of a car it was! I liked it, it had three wheels in a 2+1 configuration, it looks sporty and fast! So I added it, called it 'Unknown' and ask if somebody would give me the skinny on it, and then it happened! A man by the name of Kip sent me the results of his labors to find info that he had seen in the past...Jan 97 to be exact!! Atta-boy Kip Thanks a Million for your help man!!

Scorpion: Technical specifications: Engine: BMW K100 or K75 / 75hp or K1 / 120hp Chassis: Tubular. Polyester body Brakes: fnt:Sierra Cosworth discs, r: BMW K100 Dim: 363cm Long, 175cm Wide, 107cm Tall. Weight: 350 kg. Per: 90hp model: 200 km/h. 0-100 km/h -5 sec. >> Info made possible by: Dave Norton << Link From This Photo. Link From This Photo. The T-Rex: This one made my pulse a little more than just racy! It had me drooling and in no short order making engine noises!! while the wife blew the hair dryer in my face! >> Info made possible by: Tom & Sybil << Yellow Wheeler: Here is a man with a nice collection of three wheelers created by him-self! Kip simply gets a vision in his head, soon it finds its way from his brain to his shop! and from the shop they seem to hunt down show tropies! Click the photo and visit Kips other creations! It's worth a visit! >> Special Thanks to: Kip & Marilyn Harley << Link From This Photo.

Link From This Photo. The Texas Rocket: This is called the Texas Rocket, The man who created it is a master glasser! He is Maurice Bourne, He can help any of you with project problems, Seems not to matter if the project or the problem is large or small, He'll find an answers and simply make it work!! Roadstercycle: WOW....Ya'know what I mean...WOW this is a very wild looking wheeler, I bet heads would turn when you rolled down the street with this hard core machine!! 1320 lbs pushed by a 4.3 V6 Chevy Engine makes for 60 mph in about 4.0 seconds!! With 200 hp moving approximately 1320 lbs.. Again I say...!!WOW!! No Link From This Photo. I hope to add more to this page as I learn more about these cars, Some may be rare or they might be simple enough for us all to build one! And if any of you have photos or information to share please E-Mail me!

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