Guy Turns Old Tractor Into Badass Motorcycle
Collectors Weekly member Rustfarm is an Ohio based mechanic that restores old motorcycles for a living.
When he came across this old tractor he decided to turn it into a working (and super badass) motorcycle. He says the project was built between 2000 and 2005 and runs and drives. The ‘tractorcycle‘ can be seen at vintage motorcycle and tractor shows in and around Ohio.
h/t: twistedsifter
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