Yamaha Cafe Racer By Brown Dog Welding

I've spent a fair amount of my allocated internet time tonight perusing the artistry of Josh of the one man fabrication shop called Brown Dog Welding.He takes what starts out as scrap and turns them into one of sculptures, …This little Yammi is no exception, and judging from the layout of the bolts it looks like it might be sporting a Virago engine, even a set of firestones and definitely a few bolt on parts too!As the saying goes.

I've spent a fair amount of my allocated internet time tonight perusing the artistry of Josh of the one man fabrication shop called Brown Dog Welding.

He takes what starts out as scrap and turns them into one ofsculptures, predominantly of the automotive variety.

This little Yammi is no exception, and judging from the layout of the bolts it looks like it might be sporting a Virago engine, even a set of firestones and definitely a few bolt on parts too!

As the saying goes... what's one mans junk is another mans sweet looking mini yamaha sculpture.

You can see more of his work here on his website

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