Do it yourself generally results in one of two things: a trip to the dumpster or calling a professional. But every once in a while something (like your kegerator) gets created that will make other men shed a tear or two of joy (but only on the inside). The 1978 Puch Board Track Racer is one of those rare examples of DIY gone right. With a taillight from a 39′ Ford, a gas tank from a drink machine, and a kill switch from an old Volkswagen, it’s the gasoline powered, two wheeled version of Frankenstein.
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