Front wheel drive Olds Toronado clip welded to the front of a car trailer, with a Diamond T truck cab, pulling another car trailer... baked in a chalupa.

Anyone posted this one yet?

It's the worst coffee.

I love how that was probably done with a Sawzall in an hour, with nothing else done to it. Brilliant!

I threw up in my mouth. Then I wanted it. Then that made me throw up even more.

When do you add the machine guns?

Old school bus with a VW bus welded into the middle of it. I saw this thing out in the middle of nowhere near the Umpqua hot springs in Oregon. It was being operated by about 30 “hills have eyes” style hippies and around ten dogs. Sorry for the bad pic, but some of the dudes seemed sketchy and I didn’t want them to…

Whoa- it’s, like, one flaming thing short of a Mad Max prop..

CP. Destroying a 400 dollar car does not make it a 4000 dollar car.

Some guy in Boston drives this Mad Max of a Toyota Tacoma around. Autocar Dump Truck Front, Chrysler 300 side window effect, Infiniti FX45 rear tailgate, all with natural rust that found it’s way onto the car.

uh...

Celica that trolls all the car meets on Rt 40. He rolled into a Mustang meet I was at once. I’ve got a picture somewhere of my termy parked next to it. FYI, it’s still a slushbox FWD and the NOS bottle is just for looks. My favorite part is the parachute...

*whispers to self* “america”

Not as weird as some of these others, but I came across this 80s Chevy/GMC Topkick with a dully bed in Porter, IN. As my friend said, the redneck is strong in him.

I found this on the streets of St. Louis. I thought it was a pretty good spin on the classic “truck-bed trailer.”

There are a ton of those here in Seattle.. the steering is reversed too

Sorry for the poor lighting, but this was just a passing-by photo of one of, nay, St. Joe, Missouri’s finest attraction: a Ford Taurus/Ranger Step-sider? mash-up. The wolf mural on the tailgate is the clincher. And yes, I'm wearing a Mizzou shirt-don't judge me, please.

Came across this in Northern Alabama back in 2009 when working on the road. Weird can also be awesome.

I find PB Blaster to be superior at loosening nasty bolts, but that little can of WD40 can do damn near anything (and isnt toxic as hell which is nice)