Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

In reply to Peabody :

"how my back aches when I hear that word......Tillsonburg"

In reply to NickD :

Berkeley me, I've never even heard of that before, let alone seen one...

In reply to stroker :

That's because it's not real. It's a very cool render of what could have been.

In reply to NickD :

Actually, it's an excellent example of why people no longer trust anything.  I do not like it.

Some other creations from the same guy:

If Bentley had built a Bentayga in the '80s

If Mopar had introduced a Hellcat trim on the turbo cars of the '80s

If VW had given the WWW Phaeton an RSi trim.

Or if Mercedes had built an R63 AMG Black Series

XJ Cherokee Trackhawk

If Cadillac built an Escalade in the '60s

Ford Crown Victoria Cobra R

Plymouth Neon hatchback

Chrysler Pacifica Hellcat

Lincoln version of the Ford Excursion

Ford Expedition SVT Thunder

1976 VW Phaeton

Ford Mustang RS Cosworth

Alpine-tuned DMC-12 Turbo

Lexus SC300-based LFA

1960 Ford SVT Lightning 7-Litre

1959 Cadillac Escalade

Chrysler Imperial by Lamborghini and Chrysler Daytona by Lamborghini

Ford Bronco Raptor

Hold on, is that radiator fluid in the window washer bag?

Discovered in the garage at the house I bought

Streetwiseguy said:

In reply to NickD :

Actually, it's an excellent example of why people no longer trust anything.  I do not like it.

Why don't you like trust?

This page is full of smut and filth. And I'm bookmarking it. 

chandler said:

Go on...

This one is not in Chandler's pic.

Rumor is that the An-225 Mriya has been destroyed

TurnerX19 said:

This one is not in Chandler's pic.

Note that the NA next to it has a lower floor, higher roof, and longer wheelbase.

IIRC max height to drive one is about 5'7.

I am 5'10" and I have driven this Stratos several hundred miles in reasonable comfort. Only issue is the gear stick is too far from the seat, and it rotates, so you can't just bend it back

In reply to TurnerX19 :

Did you have a helmet on? 

I probably will never have the opportunity to try to wedge myself in one.

In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :

No helmet, although I think there was room for it. In the door pocket of course!

In reply to NickD : 

Edit: I was wrong, it hasn't been confirmed destroyed. I'm reading there was an An-124 also there, as well as an unfinished 225 fuselage.

I saw it up close in Philly many years ago. Huge doesn't even begin to describe it.