Tag: WTF
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Lot of Seven Pirate Ship-Themed Vehicles
Apparently, these seven vehicles were modified with a nautical theme and used in the filming of a TV show. The whole fleet can now be yours! These are based on an eclectic selection of 90s and 2000s vehicles, as follows: 2002 Ford Explorer 1996 Jeep Cherokee 2001 Volvo S80 1997 Volvo 850 1996 Altima 1997…
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Beyond the Typical Fiero Custom
This uses some Fiero bits, but is a mostly custom three-wheeler with a mid-mounted GM 350. What’s not to love? The seller claims this was built as a daily driver, but it wasn’t. It went 2,500 miles on the Hot Rod Power Tour in 2010 and now has 4,000 miles. Hmm. Regardless, if this thing…
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PT Cruiser Body on Tube Frame
If you’ve been really close to buying a PT Cruiser but were held back due to cylinder count and FWD, this is the car for you! While the exterior says PT Cruiser here, it’s actually a tube frame with Mustang II front end (a common hot rod trick), a Ford Ranger rear end and a…
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Vettoronado?
We don’t know why this car exists. Perhaps the owner only had access to a 70s Corvette, but always wanted an early 80s Toronado or Riviera? Aside from a lot of “interesting” body mods, this is a stock Corvette. The body mods are extensive, however, and definitely make one ask “WTF?” Click for Craigslist ad…
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Movie-Inspired, Automotive Madness: The Spirit of Nemo
This is not an original movie car, but is a replica of two cars built for the movie League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. It’s one serious replica of one massive car, though, and supposedly took 6,500 hours to build. This car largely speaks for itself, but Hemmings had an article on it last year; so that,…
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Hideous Gucci GMC Denali
If you find this tasteful, you should buy it. You should be institutionalized. Where to begin? This thing has two-tone black/Gucci pattern exterior paint/wrap (?), lambo doors, 30-inch wheels and the interior one would expect on such a thing. Also, per the seller, it has “waterproof speakers under inside the hood by the grill.” Okay.…
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Dumped 4-Runner Project
Like yesterday’s Cutlass lowrider, this is an incomplete project based on a terrible idea. Is it too late to save it? Let’s try to figure out just what we have here. It’s a ’92 4Runner on hydraulics, it has no engine or trans, it comes with a right-hand drive dash and steering box (not installed)…
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Cutlass with Batmobile and Plane Influences
Apparently, this was a promotional vehicle related to one of a few high-speed, jet-powered semi trucks. What does a white, Batmobile-esque Cutlass have to do with fast trucks? We don’t know, either. Regardless, this may be the oddest Cutlass extant. This is powered by a GM 350 crate engine, which should do a lot better…
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Custom Flatbed Loader
What do you do when you have an old Chevy 4×4 pickup, a Kubota loader, a Farmall tractor hood and some wood lying around? Make a homemade loader! Did we mention the unidentified bench seat? Regardless, this is a cool, funky Frankenstein that might actually be useful for just the right buyer. Be weird most…
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Thoroughly Pimped W140 S320
Sometimes Tacky is the most appropriate term for a vehicle. It’s ever better when the car made tacky was the base model to begin with and when the asking price is comical at best. First off, yes, Mercedes Benz offered an inline six in the boxy W140 S-Class. You’ve probably seen one but the owner…