That is definitely both those things. If you didnt care about looking crazy that is a helluva budget camping setup.
Honey does this camper top make my but look big?
Best use of a bronco II I've seen in awhile.
Looks like he was slightly in over his head. But it could have been a lot worse.
Missouri plates.
Figures.
facepalm
Is that a Crown Vic leading the parade?
Are those rear wheels castered? How does it turn?
Oh yeah .....
All that work and they didn't even wire the second set of lights.
Oh, good heavens! My eyeballs are grievously offended!
This must be how the Pope travels when keeping a low profile.
That is a very strange thing.
Fanfare for it's arrival! 
that looks like two bronco II back halfs put together onto a panther?
Bronco IV?
Wally wrote: Bronco IV?
wrongco
In reply to Fueled by Caffeine:
I think the front half is a Taurus.
It's stuff like this that makes me jealous of those areas without inspections. No shop in my area of PA would ever put a sticker on that.
Warning Objects in windshield are larger than they appear **
I was going to guess Taurus too. Side mirror is shaped exactly like the one that was on my mercury sable.
I am going to file this one under "so bad, its good."
No, it was a panther front. I saw it in Northern Kentucky today, not Missouri.
Every time I look at it I notice something else that makes me a bit more horrified.
Also is the frame bowing between the bed(s) and the cab?
The bottom half of the bed/back section/thing is apparently an S10. And given the exemplary quality of the build, I doubt those rear wheels are caster-steered. That said, chassis flex probably lets it go around corners okay.
When I was a kid I saw an episode of Captain Planet (I only had antenna TV, OK?) where one of the bad guys invented a super-polluting mega-SUV, and it looked a lot like this.
...because Kentucky
Which wheels are the drive wheels and how does that effect turning radius. Wonder how it would perform in an auto-x? 
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