Genial, cigar-chomping Lynn Taylor crafted the Colossal Roadster, a custom vehicle with a couple of unique twists, from a '37 Harvester tractor chassis and assorted vintage body parts and parts he had custom made. The roadster seats two (one
passenger in a "cockpit" behind the driver) and sports a "boat-tail" of varnished teak.
This photo was taken at the first ever Seattle Art Car Parade in Greenwood
in 1997. To the right of the Roadster you can see the Buddha Buggy,
Dr. Schlock's compact CRX. Talking with Lynn in this photo is Kim David Hall, originator of the Mighty Amphibitron.
This photo was taken at the first ever Seattle Art Car Parade in Greenwood in 1997. To the right of the Roadster you can see the Buddha Buggy, Dr. Schlock's compact CRX. Talking with Lynn in this photo is Kim David Hall, originator of the Mighty Amphibitron.
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