So I had to go out to Rialto to pick up a limited slip diff for the 24 Hours of Lemons car, so I stopped at the Ecology Auto Wrecking out there.It’s not unusual to spot a late 70s last generation Ford Ranchero in a Southern California yard, but here was a first generation 1958.How […]
Because I’m stupid, I started with the number on one side of the car…And the stripe on the other side. Because I’m smart, and crazy, I’m shooting Rustoleum straight from a rattle can on a 100 degree day.
From the people who brought you the S.S. Microwave, and the Doggie Doorman, now its Mobilier the chandelier for your car!
@katerz1 on Twitter spotted this guy in traffic. I said “He wanted to get a red car, but that plate was already taken”.
Thank God! Now I can spit on the go without having to be rude and spit on the sidewalk. More info is available at their website, I suppose. “The only spitter good enough for the armed forces” according to the home page.
I must admit, I’m better with actual paint and tape than with photo shop, but here you go.
Whether you like Bloodhound Gang or not, you gotta love that car. I’m pretty sure it started life as a 1989 Ford Thunerbird.
Nope, my mistake. That side is full up too. Traditionally, most people limit the stickers to the bumper. This guy puts them on every surface but.
Saw these two on the 405 freeway in West Los Angeles last week. Sadly the flat bead carrying them belongs to a do it yourself junkyard. So instead of the start to some oddball GM rear engined 24 Hours of Lemons racecar, its the end of the line for them.
Spotted this thing on the 405 the other day. Not a bad conversion. Who needs a roof over the back half? It only rains like 5 times a year in Los Angeles. SPend all the money you save on a car on that giant screen TV you’re hauling home from the King of Big Screens.