Bock B50 small machine
The Bock B50 is a three-wheeled microcar produced from 1962 to 1965 by the Bock Engineering Company on the Isle of Man. Designed as a city car, in the 1960s it was advertised as able to accommodate "one adult and a shopping bag." The only door of the car was on the left side, and the equipment included one wiper and one headlight.
At 1.3 meters long and 1 meter wide, this example of Manx engineering holds the title of the smallest car ever created.
Despite the fact that the idea behind it was great, unfortunately, its form factor never became a relic of the past due to how impractical, unsafe and underpowered it was.

Fashion features
1. It looks good.
2. Rides well on three wheels.
3. Has decent damage.
4. It has 9 configurations.

In version 1.1:
Added:
- Drift steering
- New configuration (Drift (M)) and livery for drifting
- New behavior of halogen headlights
Improved:
- Recycled lighting materials
- Improved jbeam suspension structure (should now behave a little better at higher speeds)
- Improved exhaust torque curves
Fixed:
- Fixed non-existent light flashes from rear and front signals
- I hope the force feedback that destroys some steering wheels is fixed
- Fixed the lack of material on the cloak
- Fixed Jato flame

Mod author: Nekkit