Does this “car” need any introduction?
Apparently, this is based on a golf car, which means it isn’t street legal. Still, this might be the strangest thing in your retirement community!
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McHenry, IL, USA (or northern Florida?)
$4,000 with ZERO bids, reserve not met, absurd $29,995 BIN price and a bit under seven days to go
Yep, it looks like Fred Flintstone’s car.
Yep…
Still does.
And, yes, it has some sort of mock radio, which appears to be non-functional.
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