Tag: Limo
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Six-Door 1979 Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight Armbruster Stageway Limo
Do you want a unique family hauler without too much cargo space? How about an Olds Eighty-Eight with six doors? Sure, it probably hauled families to funerals, but at least it’s not an actual hearse. As a bonus, this sale includes a 1970s child seat/death trap!
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Donkilicious Cadillac Fleetwood Limo
Because the 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood just wasn’t outlandish enough when stock, we hereby present one made into both a donk and a limo. There’s not much we need to add here. This is an already-giant Caddy Fleetwood stretched and then made into a donk. Be sure to take a look at the videos in the…
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Nine-Door Wagon: Checker Aerobus
Not too many decades ago, multi-door airport shuttles/limousines were relatively common. We vaguely recall that the mini-shuttles we all know from rental car and parking shuttle usage today simply weren’t around; so it made sense to have these multi-door beasts,which could add passengers quickly and without requiring those already on board to reshuffle. I remember…
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765 RWHP, 6MT Dodge Challenger with Gullwing Rear Doors
Straight out of Florida comes this beast built my a limo company. We suppose converting a Charger (i.e. starting with a four door) would have been too easy. This one started as a two-door and was extended, at least as far as we can tell. Because stretching a two-door Pony car into a limo wasn’t…
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One Pic Wonder: 1985 Honda Accord Limousine
Yes, indeed, it’s a 1980s Accord limo! We’re curious about the interior, but the seller has denied us photos. Apparently, a company in Canoga Park, CA converted several of these, though we don’t know why. This one appears to have many needs; so it will be a special someone who decides to buy this and…
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Rare Doesn’t Always Mean Desireable: 1984 Stutz Victoria
Stutz was once a proud marque in the US, but its attempted Resurrection in the 1970s did not go well and let’s just say it did not produce the most tasteful of cars. Supposedly, Elvis Presley bought the very first 1971 Bearcat when the name was revived – that should tell you how subtle and…
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BMW 600 “Limo” With Needs
This is technically NOT an Isetta – this is the “limo” version, which has a conventional side door and back seat. Otherwise, it is similar to an Isetta, though it has double the cylinders and double the power. The 600 was only made for the 1958 and 1959 model years, so there are fewer of…
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Everyday is Halloween
Are you a goth or vampire type? Maybe you just love Ministry’s early work, like I do. If any of these is true, this could be the car for you! Still, it appears that Jesus did NOT build this hot rod. Wondering about the condition of the car? You won’t find much info, but the…
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The greatest high school car of all time
Looking for the perfect car for that new teen driver in your household? If not already, the 1985 Honda Accord should be on your shopping list; so why not go “all-out” and pick up this spiffy Limousine conversion? Tell your kid and 6-8 of his punk friends to turn off Facebook (or twitter, or snapchat,…
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Mauck MSV 1120s
What’s a Mauck MSV 1120s? Well, it’s an RV-ish limo that was generally loaded up with features and sold to celebrities. That being said, some went into municipal service as buses. The low floor allowed easier wheelchair access vs. a typical bus. Basically, this is a smaller version of a rock band’s touring bus with…