Ah, I see. I’ve been told it’s actually a nice-driving car, at low speeds. Also, Gabriel Voisin-designed.

The Biscuter is front engined.

Still working on getting tires for the LARC. We currently have a lead in the UK, but it’s a logistics issue. As soon as we have tires for it, I’m sure Torch will be in the parking lot waiting to grab the keys.

Our Z600:

I know, I’m kicking myself for not getting pics. I will be returning to the Tomato Arts Festival next year, so I may do something about it then. The event was tomato themed, so we dressed up the P-50 with a little stem.

If only I had the Trident in high school...so smooth.

I didn’t get a picture of it, but I used the Tissier (the CX Car Carrier) to carry our Peel P-50 to an art fest here in Nashville this past August. As the youths say, it was “toates adorbs”.

Actually, Rutledge Wood drove THIS Peel Trident, but TG never credited us. He sat in the middle and straddled the transmission tunnel. We cleaned the hand brake VERY thoroughly after he returned it.

Flattery gets you everywhere, Torch.

Mildly terrified and/or high on noxious fumes. I’m actually quite jolly.