the Amish rule
Rustwagen?? 
on "dubs"?
Add lightness
Looks like the entire body is air-cooled!
Ahem Repost
Adrian_Thompson wrote: Ahem Repost
I knew that as well. I just don't like being the guy to say it. I always feel like a wet blanket!
Eh.
That thing's so different it deserves a thread of it's own...
Looks like a Zombie-Porsche.
That laaawn art need moar cinder block....
I like the stance. 
Hungary Bill wrote: on "dubs"?
No dubs are 20s, we need a new nickname for wagon wheels.
Staged? (As in stage coach)
On "wags"?
"wags" works!
just imagine the brakes you could fit inside those rims
I would so rock that as yard art. Bet my suburban neighbors would LOVE that
Is that the prototype to the peddle powered 911 from TG UK?
It'd still get $50k at auction.
Yes.. Straight out of Amish Motorsports Magazine.
alex wrote: It'd still get $50k at auction.
Yep thats a Craigslist post for sure.
Porsche 356, numbers matching and in excellent working condition. Original Fuchs and new Michelin tires. Older restoration with complete respray in original chocolate brown. Needs nothing. Turn key, come on down and drive it away. First $50K takes.
That sounds about right.
"Needs a little work. Easy fix."
whats funny is when all these escalades with 30 inch rims are rotting in pick a parts they may not look much different at all.
IIRC, that is an Emory car, one that they have at their shop.
In reply to kanaric:
Nah, unless giant wheels fall out of favor soon, they'll be removed from the vehicle far before even that late 90s-early 2000s craptastic paint peels off. Half or more of the value in a donk is usually the rims, I frequent Detroit junkyards and I've yet to see a 20+" wheel in there.
Kenny_McCormic wrote: In reply to kanaric: Nah, unless giant wheels fall out of favor soon, they'll be removed from the vehicle far before even that late 90s-early 2000s craptastic paint peels off. Half or more of the value in a donk is usually the rims, I frequent Detroit junkyards and I've yet to see a 20+" wheel in there.
lol I guess that explains why in North Las Vegas I see people with rims that probably cost $1100 each. Didn't consider junk yard rim trolling
Kenny_McCormic wrote: In reply to kanaric: Nah, unless giant wheels fall out of favor soon, they'll be removed from the vehicle far before even that late 90s-early 2000s craptastic paint peels off. Half or more of the value in a donk is usually the rims, I frequent Detroit junkyards and I've yet to see a 20+" wheel in there.
Or it could be because the local "Rent-n-Roll" repo's them before it's hauled off to the scrapper.
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