It all depends; how many hubcaps can a Charger lose before it can't lose any more?

One question; why would you want two doors on this thing? Seems like that would overly complicate things on a 1plus1 vehicle.

I'd be worried about crosswinds.

@evoCS: That was my thought exactly. Looks good to me; it was good enough to bring to Autorama catch some attention...

Reminds me of the custom vans from years past. Speaking of which, shouldn't a truck this long have a huge sleeper behind the cab? Complete with waterbed?

@htrodblder: Nah; the V8-powered bike would go in front with the Crosley on a trailer. That'd turn some heads.

@Brian B: Guess we'll all find out how much carrying goes on when all y'all slide into the Pacific with the next big'un.

Oh for Star Trek transporter technology. 850-plus miles is a bit too far, even for a movie I've never seen (can't believe that myself). I rented the DVD tonight, so that problem will be remedied.

Now that he's got the install process down, he needs to attach that 'busa to one of the egg-shaped gizmos from yesterday. T'would be interesting.

Wow; you guys are being kinda tough on this thing. It's kinda cute.

T-tops and louvers. Them were the days.

@clank-o-tron: And what's wrong with pancakes for dinner? We do it bi-weekly at my house (usually when the female spousal unit is working); the kids love it.

A watercooled intercooled turbocharged 4-door suicide-doored Bug? I'm in.

Cadillac?

@やのГ人Ӄ: Second verse:

Junkyard. D.E.F.I.N.I.T.E.L.Y.

1 vote for the Gipsy! Yeah!

The Ferrari is little more than a parts car. The seller even hints that you'll need a second GT4 to finish the project.

I like the overall look, but with @bluecoupe, I gotta wonder about the no-suspension thing. It's fine for a show queen, but it'd buck like a bronco on the way to cruise night.

I too was thinking along the lines of an Apple-based solution (single button mouse), but I really like @RedBeard's idea! Thanks for the laugh, dude!