The "this is just wrong" thread

Not sure how this story will end.

 

Been sidetracked lately and haven't checked in on this one. These two are reminiscent of the Neverwas House, a steampunk creation.


Those 2 look more usable than this thing...

 

lots of imagination, but not good imagination,

 

Yeah, I never did like those ugly wings....

 

maybe they should put invisible paint on em, that would make em look better

 

Looks like a whale giving birth to couple of sharks.

 

Lakewood sold some of their ******* bars with Traction.... Action! decals. These ones are clearly the Traction.... Reaction! model.

Cheers,
Harv

 

Anthony, please tell me you wouldn't.

 

I think he parked it and forgot to close the doors and lock it.

 

Nice touch with the chain to keep people away.

 

Sorta looks like he panic stopped and the car nosed over and all of the doors and trunk lid all flew open.

 

that coulda happened too, was in a hurry to get away before he got caught.

 

Ls with early fuelie intake....Gag!

 

Well, at least he tried to make it look old in that car.

 

Trying too hard. Jeez, just build a vintage engine. That's some poser stuff there.

 

Thanks Dude!....

 

Such great visibility!

 

This thing looks like it got caught between two semi’s after a quick stop.

 

I posted the camaro earlier but to not be biased here's a mustang too

 

I am so glad that I have had the privilege of seeing some of the most beautiful customs ever created!!

 

Amish version of the uncertain T ???

 

Think I'm gonna blow chunks!!.....

 

Seen backwards installed traction bars twice.

One I used to see all the time was on a urethane bumper late 70s Camaro. He stated it was how he 'stored' them when not in use, as they otherwise dragged on his driveway. Believable as the area where often sighted was fairly hilly with steep driveways and abrupt plateaus.

Another was on a not so performance appearing Mustang. That driver claimed it helped with stablizing under hard braking. Proceeded to brake moderately late/hard at the next two stops. Stock Mustangs tend to jack their rear moreso than nose dive under hard braking this Mustang didn't seem to pitch much at all. No idea on any other modifications.

These sightings were well over 25years ago.

 

Hell yeah, I'd drive it!....

 

So would I!