IT'S HAPPENING PEOPLE!

The Lemay Family Collection has a great Kaiser Darrin. They bring it out to local shows.

Column shifts are great. You can pretend you are in a 1970s action movie.

Its so you can pretend that your life is a 1970s action movie.

What is the strange smashed Honda Element? I must KNOW!

This looks vaguely of Ford. Maybe a Focus.

Dodge Vipeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer?

The Lada Riva

For the money I can not think of any way to get more car per dollar than an old military surplus 6x6.

Don't forget about the water buffalo! (Sukuki GT750)

All of the hydrogen car developments are essentially a tax write off. Automakers will spend some cash each year on developing "environmentally friendly concepts" with no plans for widespread production and then say to the gov't "Okay, we did that. So we aren't paying taxes this year for sales in these markets... Okay…

Antarctic Snow Cruiser!

In my car the trunk is large enough that I can fit in there. I actually made a padded wooden insert that goes on the floor to smooth out the spare tire hump and make it more comfortable.

Its a 1967 Lincoln Continental 4 door convertible.

The old Czech Velorex Oskar 3 wheelers had skin made from vinyl stretched and fastened over a metal tube frame instead of traditional sheet metal,

Your story reminded me of this gem

How well could it work as a mobile hotel room?

The visibility is fantastic, the steering is quite direct, and the positioning of the front wheels by your feet and the lack of any hood make the car feel more like a big prosthetic extention of your body than almost anything else I've been in. Driving around in it was surprisingly easy and fun.

If you have one of these (late 60s through 70s F series)

IT BEGAN AS GENIUS, AND GREW TO BE LEGEND. AND HAS BECOME AT LONG LAST THE MOST ADVANCED PRODUCTION CAR ON THE PLANET!