Kustom Guitar

Flat track racer

 

by *adoptabot

4 Kidz

Metal Art

Sick Boy

by Mr. Unknown from Japan

CIRCUMANO Helmets

Ward Hawthorne Duralium Bicycle '35

Kustom Tattoo Machines

Xam is a tattooist at The Family Business Tattoo shop in London.

Check Xam’s custom work at royalmachinery.blogspot.com.

Smoke at 60 Mph

Truth Chain

by Mr. Unknown from Japan

Heads up!

Kustom Soap

The line's signature variety is, of course, the Louisiana Sweet Olive, but our favorites of the slab-cut soaps were the Vetiver and Goat's Milk bar and the Lafitte 1815. The silky Vetiver and Goat's Milk pays homage to New Orlean's French heritage, blending the Creole culture's signature Vetiver fragrance—first imported to the colonies from East India—with creamy goat's milk and notes of almond oil and sandalwood.

Named for the French Pirate who helped defend New Orleans against the British in 1815, the masculine Lafitte 1815 combines fragrant oak moss, sandalwood and light undertones of cedarwood and black amber. Plus, the activated charcoal acts as a natural solution for drawing toxins from the skin, and gives the bar its dark hue.

For more information on Sweet Olive Soap Works and their wide variety of handmade soaps check online where the 4.3 ounce bars sell for around $6 a bar.

Helmet with a Style

http://hellmutts.webs.com/

Kustom Hot Wheels

This extremely limited Hot Wheels car is valued at $140,000, with about 2700 diamonds weighing nearly 23 karats. And not only is the car covered in diamonds on the outside, it’s covered in diamonds on the inside as well! The car body itself is 18-karat white-gold with white and black diamonds inside the functioning hood! To top it off, the case that this car comes in includes 40 individual white diamonds to signify each of the past 40 years in Hot Wheels production history.

Precious Item

Anchor Ring

Coolest Tricycle

Want!

Kustom your Helmet

it says: “Not here for a long time, here for a good time.”

Kustom Sword

Hunting Sword with Scabbard by Joseph Deutschmann, crafted in Germany c. 1740 The Metropolitan Museum of Art