Douchetastic mods of an otherwise fine automobile = Crack Pipe

64 Rambler Classic with fold-flat seats - if this Mormon Cadillac's rockin', don't bother knockin'!!

@∞Gïmmï∞Mørgäikkøŋëŋ∞: Gratified to see so many fans here, but not terribly surprised. Tintin = Epic. I was one of the few of my contemporaries to get on this bandwagon in as a kid in California!

Too obscure (in the USA, perhaps)?

I'm rather fond of this one...

@Leathersoup: 1961 300G. Preferably equipped with 413 cubic inch, dual-quad, ram-induction lovin'...

"Got any more of those blinis?"

This:

Or some of this?

Image fail?

How about some Iltis?

This.

Cracktacular...

@shinjukuDLJ:

1938 Phantom Corsair!

@Ess Tea Pea: Similar experience in my dad's '64 Econoline - fuel pump died, so take a Lucky Lager bottle, break out the bottom with a ball-peen hammer, add some duct tape and you have instant gravity fuel delivery to the carb. Drove to the nearest auto parts store, bought an electric fuel pump and we were on our way!

We traveled much of the American Southwest in a pop-top Family Wagon A100 back in the '70's. Lot of good memories! I've been fantasizing about owning one of these ever since...

@Fat Tire: You magnificent bastard!

To me, this is the epitome of poserdom. Off-road much?

@tonyola: There was one of these in my neighborhood when I was in high school, and I always lusted after it...