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Monday, October 31, 2011

I NEED HELP!

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We have been searching for quite some time for the AEE Choppers Corvair Trike. Now that the Big Twin is out of hiding we need to find the Tr...
Saturday, October 22, 2011

some AEE coolness from JEFF WYATT

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Jeff is a very kind fellow that made contact with me and sent me some superb posters (more on that later) and today I received a 42 year old...
Tuesday, October 18, 2011

BIG TWIN RIDES AGAIN!!!!!

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AEE Choppers "BIG TWIN" has reappeared by Dave Brackett, October 2011      While I was working at AEE Choppers in late 1969, w...
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

7Up bikes

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What you are looking at here are the first two "theme" choppers ever built for a company. Common these days with OCC and Arlen but...
Monday, October 10, 2011

The Man Himself....Dave Brackett!

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Dave is the genius behind the most famous AEE bikes. He designed and built all your favorites. Yes, Tom McMullen was the face of AEE but Dav...
Tuesday, October 4, 2011

My man LENNY!

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I rode 600 miles from Napa to Needles earlier this year on my Road Star (work in progress) to see my long time friend and fellow AEE Chopper...
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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Wing Tank

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This wing tank is an AEE clone built by Acu-Weld. Dimensionally it is a bit different and holds more fuel than ours did. It's layout isn...
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

The birth of the name AEE

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Here is a cover from a car show that Tom's 32 was on the cover of. Inside was an advertisement for Auto Electric Engineering. Tom used ...
Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Tom's 32 with blown Ford 427

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this shot is of tom's 32 with it's last motor in it. He went nuts and it had 850hp on pump gas. Proved too much for the frame, just ...
Thursday, September 22, 2011

Blown Sporty

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This is decent picture of the Magnuson blower on our Sportster kit bike (though in black and white you can tell it has the shitty ass brown ...
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Monday, September 19, 2011

Corvair Trike

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AEE Choppers "Corvair Trike" By Dave Brackett and Jim Clark      In early 1968, Tom McMullen and Jim Clark were looking for a ne...

seat and pad

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here are some shots of one of our seats and pads, very popular combo back in the day but WAY less than comfortable!
Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Shotgun!

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Here is a nice shot of our Supersport withe Tom's shotgun carrier mounted to the springer. The shotgun was a sawed off 12 gauge (legal l...
Tuesday, September 6, 2011

AEE springer and mini drum on a Denvers bike

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I took these pictures at the 40th Anniversary Street Chopper party. This bike had just been found supposedly and was in unaltered conditi...
Tuesday, August 30, 2011

AEE Choppers web site!!!

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At long last we are getting our web site put together. We only have a few pages so far. It will be expanding rapidly in a short time. Check ...
Tuesday, August 23, 2011

BIG 4

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This is our Honda 750. Tom didn't want to get in to Japanese or British bikes too much but Dave Brackett saw to it we did. He designed a...
Monday, August 22, 2011

Very early Big Twin pictures

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Ran across these pictures of Dave Brackett and Jim Clark (and a third guy I can't identify) working over Big Twin very early in it...
Tuesday, August 16, 2011

The next generation

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This is a shot of my son Devin helping me jerk an Ironhead motor out of a hardtailed frame.....engine being used for an upcoming project. bo...

Sissy bar on Really (1968 Honda 350)

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This is a closeup of the sissy bar on Really. The tips were Brass I believe. The wheels on the bike were Parkerized a goldish color to match...

Tom and Deanna

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Here is a picture of Tom McMullen and his last wife Deanna.  Picture taken at a car show somewhere.
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