Built by Accurate Engineering, the engine is fashioned after a Harley-Davidson "Panhead" V-twin of the 1950s, which got the nickname because its valve covers looked like upside-down roasting pans.

Adding to Chopper, Baby's distinctive look is the red edging on its cooling fans, which contrast with the black-painted cylinders.

Chopper, Baby's distinctive molded frame.

A pointed sissy bar makes an impression.

A custom-made shift knob on the Chopper, Baby completes the look of this vintage-inspired bike.