a new style of rocking horse

Found on http://vaphead.tumblr.com/post/79898706858/cromoparadise-bikerbaby-like-a-rocking-horse

this kid will have scars that tell good stories

Found on http://cromoparadise.tumblr.com/

someone is one hell of a carpenter and cool dad or grandad to have made this

Found on http://justacargal.blogspot.com/

Cesar had a box left over when a new printer was purchased, and a boy that loves VW cars... and innovation!

Thank you Cesar!

named Batpod Jr, it's a dad's awesome gift to his kids... lucky kids!

An experimental Batpod inspired vehicle with Alltrax AXE 4844 controller running Mars ME0709 electric motor. This is designed and built specially for my two 10 and 12 year old kids. Battery pack consists of 4 lead-acid car batteries giving maximum of 50 volts and top speed is set to around 60km/h (37mph).

found on http://sploid.gizmodo.com/awesome-dad-built-a-batpod-motorcycle-for-his-kids-1539211171

don't let kids play with markers... they are more interested in graffiti than playing nice, and zip into action when you aren't watching them

this is the 29th Viper made, special order from the dealership owner, and only has 1620 miles on it.

So keep your little monsters away from nice cars. Leashes may be necessary on kids, it's cheaper than paying for a very high dollar high quality paint job on a car... and I doubt your insurance company covers your kids graffiti destruction. 

Someone deserves "dad of the month" for this backyard tank he made for his kids

Found on http://strangernn.livejournal.com/790676.html

Cargo bike... for kids with attitude

Found on http://realmansman.com/blog/2012/12/14/triobike-cargo-bike 

a 12 year old in Mt Pleasant decided to restore a car for her 16th birthday... cool!

Found on http://autos.aol.com/article/kathryn-dimaria-pontiac-firebird-restoration/

 her 16th birthday is in 2014

 Kathryn DiMaria was only 12 years old when she came to her parents with the idea to refurbish a Pontiac Fiero. The car hadn't been in production for 13 years when she was born, but after spotting it at local classic car show, she knew it was for her.

 The fact that the restoration would allow her to learn her car inside and out for several years before actually getting her driver's license seemed like solid reasoning to mom and dad. So using her babysitting money they bought a rough, but drivable 1986 Fiero for $450.

 Her dad hit the Internet message boards to brag about his 'cool daughter' and her story became a source of inspiration for other Fiero lovers. Even though the pair aren't asking for help, assistance from the community has been pouring in ever since that first post.

 Members have followed the 2 years of updates and pictures of progress and have helped with their advice and even a few tools and parts. For her 13th birthday members of the forum even sent her gifts just to be part of the build.

When the DiMarias had trouble with the bumper, a user named James Schultz sent them some parts from his side business Fiero Fiberglass.

Right now she's facing the biggest job yet, rebuilding a 3.4-liter Camaro engine to replace the 2.8-liter that came in the Fiero. Now 14, she is optimistic the car will be running by the time she reaches her 16th birthday in 2014.

great homebuilt cart found on Go Away Garage

Found on the site that does not give credit to bloggers, photographers, or creators or content: http://goawaygarage.blogspot.com/