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01-23-2010 #21
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Well regardless of how weird the thing is. Hes got some skills and one hell of an imagination.
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01-23-2010 #22
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Mad Max comes to mind
01-23-2010 #23
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It's still ugly.
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01-23-2010 #24
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Man, I could build one hell of a pro-touring car with the money that went into this thing
01-23-2010 #25
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...to pop your head out of the top hatch and scream "RAMMING SPEEEEEEEEEEEEED!!!!!!!"
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01-23-2010 #26
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25' long 2 seater, LOL!. Should have made it a limo so he could hook it up full a Ho's!
01-23-2010 #27
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How's about that phone!
01-23-2010 #28
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Actually yes. Originally Posted by southernfriedcj
You could tell that from THOSE pictures?
You may have talent oozzing from your pores, but I don't, along with most people. I guess I'm just easily impressed by imagination and the desire to make something work.
01-25-2010 #29
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He claimed $160K in parts and about 4000 hours. What kind or should I say how many pro-touring cars could you build for that??? Originally Posted by joemac
01-25-2010 #30
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Interesting that the explaination plaque says the hollywood guy who wanted it built didn't pay. He took one look and said he wasn't going to pay for this huge ugly vehicle that seated 2 people.
It also states that is was supposed to withstand a tornado. The vehicle is so heavy that a tornado couldn't move it. How do you get out of the cockpit if something lands on the nose of the car in a tornado or if the hydraulic ram failed. Hopefully it's not raining when you have to get in the car. Keep your fingers inside the car when that 1000 lb clamshell closes. Imagine climbing in the car and having the hose on the hydaulic ram fail. ...kind of like relying on your floorjack to hold up your car while you work under it...without jack stands.@Camaro.Family Camaros
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Mabey three if the builds wern't too extreme... Originally Posted by ErikLS2
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Dashboard looks as if it was designed to impale the passenger in the event of a collision...no witnesses.
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01-26-2010 #33
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looks like a bud beer truck and a armored car crashed /
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I was thinking it looked like a fast moving Brinks truck. "When you need to get a lot of money somewhere FAST!".
the ghetto red spray paint on the block and hoses cheapens it though. haha
01-27-2010 #35
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He needs to take it to Bonneville for a sponsor. It has billboard appeal and would definately draw attention while there.
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Why would a stuntman need bulletproof glass?
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Imagine that sucker takes 40 acres to get turned around...no u-turns on a two lane highway for him.....LOL
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I'm wondering what the huge Hondaish generator is for in front of the passenger compartment?
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05-08-2010 #39
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hope it runs on Bio fuel... If so it would be fun to blast across country with it.. imagine the fuel econmy
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