While it's not the style that I'm shooting for, it's still gorgeous, and has a lot of the vintage qualities that I'm shooting for with my bike. Brass accents, Deco-style straight lines, and a hand-made quality that reeks of character.
It's basically a similar bike to start with - a 1965 A65 with a hardtail conversion. The motor polishing is absolutely incredible. I love the antique details, like the copper tension knobs, and the front end definitely works for this bike. It's definitely a beautiful 1930's homage bike with everything done just right.
It was made by Jesse Bassett out of North Olmsted, Ohio, in his shop called Gasbox Customs. Chop Cult did a story on it: http://www.chopcult.com/news/articles/scullys-bsa.html
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