The "this is just wrong" thread

Sadly he weren't the only guy to dream this up.
I recall seeing one in the old Alberta Auto trader mag back in the 80s on a Dodge 4x4 chassis, ad was looking for $25,000 at that time

 

Here's one, dig the homespun Continental Kit. Themed after the Johnny Cash song ,(above back window) but didn't see any Cadillac parts on it

 

Just how much of a market is there for this kind of thing?

 

Well, there is @anthony myrick ... and ah, ah, some guy from Bugtussle, Arkansas

 

I live close to bugtussle Al

There was a 4x4 70 Mach 1 running around town when I was growing up.

 

There’s probably more interest among those inclined to build one (and its Camaro and Mustang siblings) than any market for the completed cack/trur (car/truck).

 

Had a buddy that built one of those Pinto wagons on a Ford Bronco 4x4 chassis! The went as far as actually getting it legally titled (the car had 4 VIN numbers on it, the Pinto wagon VIN, the Bronco Chassis VIN, the driver train donor's VIN, and the state issued VIN).
Illinois called it a "Pinto 4x4 SUV" back in about 1988. Because it was legally titled, the guy was able to sell it a few years later. Some one ought the thing!

 

WTAF? How to ruin a perfect grille!

 

A trailer truck is missing a pair of tires and rims somewhere?

 

I don't see anything wrong with this one, but I may be a bias...

 

If you've ever been to Ishpeming MI.........

But to be fair, it's just yard art.

 

And to think, I got all kinds of grief for this one!

 

It's not wrong if it works.

Gary

 

A snow plow?!?! On a Rolls Royce?!?? SACRILEGE!!!

 

Who would install a visor on a charger?