By: adamrice
Arto-- I'd settle for one engine per axle. Excellent post, Castle. Lotsa fun.
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This would be fun. Top Gear's Clarkson said of it "This had to come from a country where drugs are legal". Partly it would be good because noone would ever ever ask you to help move using a Carver. My...
View ArticleBy: Samizdata
Loved this bike. Closest I can get to the bike I want (not really the one, but I think you get the idea).
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Needs more Big Daddy Roth, though. (And maybe the Pink Panther limo, and Tommy Ivo's "Showboat" four-engined dragster... one engine per wheel!)
View ArticleBy: quin
Oh wow. They have the Warwagon. I actually had one of these pull up next to me outside a Blockbuster video one night about a decade ago. Guy hops out, leaves the door open and the engine running as he...
View ArticleBy: quin
As Dipsomaniac points out above, i've seen a bunch of these on Top Gear, including the Ariel Atom 2, for which, i have a deep burning passion. Nor would i kick a Spyker C8 Spyder out of my garage....
View ArticleBy: twine42
Holden EFIJY - Sometimes you look at a car and know exactly how it was born. The EFIJY was first sketched out when the designer was twelve, reading Christine under the covers. Beautiful and evil...
View ArticleBy: cenoxo
...how the hell does the car propelled by gravity work? The blonde simply poses by the side of the road with it, and gets picked up. Unlimited mpg, but subject to overheating... More on Volvo's ECG at...
View ArticleBy: IronLizard
Blasphemy! Goertz didn't design the Z. They've lost all credibility with me.
View ArticleBy: kaemaril
Never mind the cars, the bionic dolphin is where it's at. Although I suppose you'd have to worry about their natural predators, the cybernetic sharks with frickin' lasers attached to their heads :)
View ArticleBy: Kirth Gerson
When walking to & from high school, I used to see both a Messerschmitt and an Isetta. Not in Brazil, either. I also saw a turbine-engined MoPar (probably a '64 Plymouth Fury) a few times. (But not...
View ArticleBy: Phantomx
"The futuristic 6 wheeled Rolls-Royce was built by Ford, and it really drives." Awkwardly constructed, but I took it to mean the car pretends to be a Rolls-Royce but was built by Ford.
View ArticleBy: lupus_yonderboy
Lady Penelope rocks! Parker: "I s'pose I'll have to miss my beauty sleep, ma'am" Penelope: "Poor Parker. And you so need it."
View ArticleBy: fenriq
Its a coolgreat site but the Fab 1 scores a 1 out of 10 for me. Nah, I'll take a VW Concept T or a Yami Deinonychus.
View ArticleBy: blacklite
I think that's the first website I've been to in years where I felt compelled to click on every single thing. Good post.
View ArticleBy: cenoxo
The 1934 McQuay Norris Streamliner is an uglier, four-wheel version of Buckminster Fuller's innovative 1933 three-wheeler, the Dymaxion Car (three were hand-built, and #2 is in the National Automobile...
View ArticleBy: kosher_jenny
Fab 1, a car I wish I could drive even once. Who hasn't? Also, why didn't anyone tell me that we had Mechs now?
View ArticleBy: Dipsomaniac
As I recall, the fellows on Top Gear did a road test of Fab 1. The driver hated it. Of course, he went through small English towns where it was wider than some of the houses, so YMMV. I want to drive...
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The Encyclopedia of Strange Vehicles. This is really just an excuse to link to the Fab 1, a car I wish I could drive even once.
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