cwh wrote: Well, it is Florida, right?
I'm ashamed of that fact. You should be, too.
cwh wrote: Well, it is Florida, right?
I'm ashamed of that fact. You should be, too.
Oh man, you don't think that thing actually drives?
Lesley wrote: Oh man, you don't think that thing actually drives?
Maybe he got it as North as Virginia.
That would explain:
Lesley wrote: Oh man, you don't think that thing actually drives?
Take a pen to that and you could really make your name.
tuna55 wrote:Lesley wrote: Oh man, you don't think that thing actually drives?Maybe he got it as North as Virginia. That would explain:
Fire Chief: "Mehh... Just pile the bodies up over the and throw a tarp on it. No, just stand in front of it...."
How do you shuffle steer with a chain?
Oh wait, if I just lean the seat waaaaaay back and steer with one hand. 
And the gauges are sooo easy to read at a glance.
fasted58 wrote: maybe 'rolecages' need mitering not bends
Think how much easier installing a cage would be if you did that!
Besides the sudden need to release the contents of my bowels, what strikes me about that car is the fact that, if you put that much work into a car, that many hours into a car, and you only can ask $1875 for it you have failed.
And you guys keep talking like government mandated safety inspections are a bad idea?
On the Monster thing, stop knocking it and try coming up with your own brand that people will mindlessly pay to put stickers on their cars, make you millions then you can sponsor yourself to race or rally 
That car is the functional equivalent of the DIY shed in the other thread.
Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote: That car is the functional equivalent of the DIY shed in the other thread.
No no, at least there's a chance of the shed not killing you if you park something in there, and as long as it's not too windy it might keep the contents somewhat dry. That means as bad as the shed is, it can still sort of function as a shed. This on the other hand?????
Yes, there is a lot to poke fun at there, but admit it. You WANT a skull pushing through your rear valance with the exhaust coming out through it. That has to show up at the next Challenge!
Buy. Strip. Sell for parts.
pinchvalve wrote: Yes, there is a lot to poke fun at there, but admit it. You WANT a skull pushing through your rear valance with the exhaust coming out through it. That has to show up at the next Challenge!
that was the only bit of 'custom' on that thing which looked like an interesting idea.
He should have saved himself a bunch of work and bought one of these:
Tom Suddard wrote: Doesn't Karl live in Homossassa?
mad_machine wrote: well... the chop looks better on a modern car than I thought it would..
Yeah, the chopped roof looks like something that would have potential if somebody with a bit more fabrication skill tried it. But I'm worried that the rest of the car may be used as evidence in hearings for tighter government control over energy drinks.
Wow I wonder how much of that car shaped object is spray foam and fiberglass? Oh look there is some in the passenger cabin... and spray paint that thing has to smell great inside on warm summer days
That car needs way more sidewayz stickerz on the back window. I really expected to see an "illest" or "built not bought" sticker.
You know those Humane Society commercials with washed up actresses talking about abused pets? There needs to be one for cars.
Someone started a thread about what they don't like about FL. This. This is what i hate about Florida.
The whole state is like you took Puerto Rico and mixed it with Rural Louisiana. Throw in some sequestered parts of really old New York Jews behind security fences, and that is Florida.
Even Satan is trying to escape it through the bumper.
But it is within Challenge Budget.
Adrian_Thompson wrote: And you guys keep talking like government mandated safety inspections are a bad idea? On the Monster thing, stop knocking it and try coming up with your own brand that people will mindlessly pay to put stickers on their cars, make you millions then you can sponsor yourself to race or rally
you've seen how they decorate donks in the hood, right?
novaderrik wrote:Adrian_Thompson wrote: And you guys keep talking like government mandated safety inspections are a bad idea? On the Monster thing, stop knocking it and try coming up with your own brand that people will mindlessly pay to put stickers on their cars, make you millions then you can sponsor yourself to race or rallyyou've seen how they decorate donks in the hood, right?
Seen, but never understood.
"Wow, that guy must REALLY like Mountain Dew..."
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