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tis different for sure.Still trying to chase down it's history, this is what we know to date. Built by Jason Graham in Portland Tn (google jason graham hotrods)sold to California then made it's way up to Vancouver BC where my son spotted it for sale completely dissassembled. He put it all back together,engine rebuilt,wired it etc. etc.and is now driving it.It is also on the cover of Coker tire cataloque