Indeed, the one Volvo and the really nice Saab are well done and thought out, not a chop job like some of the others. I love it when they use factory glass from other cars well and it looks legitimate. That Saab looks exactly like what Saab would have made, I see it and I don't have a problem with anything.

I love the E39 M5 Ute.

I was initially looking for the "nice" XJ coupe pick up when I came across this monstrosity.

Bask in its glory

This Honda Pilot pickup conversion is rather well done

I believe this Volvo-amino should make the list:

Drum brakes on the new Jetta. *Gasp*

Nobody looking at BMW, Audi or MB is even thinking about a frigging Mustang, dude. Not for one bloody second.

Did he say "I'm Fukenleavin" ?

He's obviously got the balls to pull it off

It's on air. Calm down. And it's an incredibly good looking car, with few of the compromises typical of static stanced vehicles. It's also a Bavaria in great condition, and if you sold the wheels and air system, it would be almost a free car.

I hope people here realize how simple it is to bring the ride back to normal. The thing is, it's so well done I'm not sure I'd want to.

There is also the Econoline based turbodiesel 4X4 sportsmobile.

This is the best Saab ever made.

Whenever anyone asks about my dream car, I look them dead in the eyes and speak with no hesitation. 1988 Saab 900 SPG in Edwardian Grey and black leather. Whale tail? Please.