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Ever seen a 48-cylinder motorcycle? Neither had I—until I stumbled on this absolute madness at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. Meet the 2002 Whitelock “Tinker Toy”, built in the UK by Simon Whitelock for one reason only: to break records and blow minds. 🧠💥 ✅ 48 cylinders (yep, you read that right)
✅ Two-stroke symphony of chaos
✅ A Piaggio 125cc scooter engine just to start it
✅ 519bhp estimate, 1,320 lbs of "what the hell is this?"
✅ Recognized by Guinness as the land vehicle with the most cylinders Basically, it’s six banks of eight Kawasaki KZ250 triple-cylinder engines stitched together with Mikuni carbs and the soul of a mad scientist. This isn’t just a motorcycle—it’s a mechanical flex.
Guinness certified. Sanity not included. #barbermuseum #motorcyclemadness #whitelocktinkertoy #48cylinders #twostrokelife #guinnessworldrecords #whatamilookingat #vintagemotorcycles #mechanicalmayhem

This Geo Tracker is going to go BOOM! #geotracker #rad #carsthatgoboom #kickersubs #kickergold #boominsystem #radera

Some cars aren’t just survivors—they’re storytellers. My buddy Derek King brought this 1930 Ford hot rod back from the shadows after it sat untouched since 1971. With little more than fresh fluids and mechanical know-how, he got it running and driving again—just like it did back in its glory days. Under the hood? A 283ci small block Chevy paired with a T-10 4-speed. Up front? A 1932 grille giving it that unmistakable hot rod stance. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s exactly how someone built it decades ago—no modern upgrades, no digital tuning, just good old-fashioned speed. This thing is as period-correct as they come. And thanks to Derek, it dodged the fate of becoming just another forgotten relic. Now it lives and breathes again—reminding us what true hot rodding was all about. Respect to the guys keeping the past alive. This is the good stuff. 🔥 #1930ford #traditionalhotrod #periodcorrect #283sbc #t10trans #survivorcar #hotrodrescue #prewarhotrod #1932grille #barnfind #carculture #americanhotrod