The Custer three-wheeler was built in 1931 by J. M. Custer, a garage man of Piggott, Arkansas. All of its material came from a junk pile, and the completed machine cost its builder sixty cents. Parts from seven different makes of car went into it, along with several of Custer's own inventions. Two lamps on the rear fenders could be used as hand spotlights, and the single headlight turned automatically…
