And now for something COMPLETELY different.....

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/cto/890196528.html

I am in NO WAY affiliated with this mess. Looks like it began as a wagon?

 Mike

Someone needs to hand a Pontiac LeMans nose on this and take it racing...

Doesn't rain in Georgia does it?

914Driver wrote: Doesn't rain in Georgia does it?

I think it stopped raining there a while ago.

If it had two doors, I would like it.

poopshovel: Just cut the poor car up some more, the soul it had probly died a long time ago.

hmmm, familiar look to it... maybe the guy who built the frankenporsche had a hand in it.. :)

racer33 wrote: And now for something COMPLETELY different.....

it's...

that thing needs fire breathing horns.

That thing probably adds a whole new level to the words 'cowl shake'.

There is a very similar malibu that hails from the philly region. Saw it on killbillet.com

http://www.killbillet.com/showthread.php?t=10901&highlight=malibu

http://www.killbillet.com/showthread.php?t=10906&highlight=malibu

Reminds me of the police car from Smokey and the Bandit.

"Put the evidence in the back!"

I know letts paint a car flat black the wheels red and sale it.

So Ugly and yet I just can not stop looking at them.. . . . . And fantasizing .. ..

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/375630

Lugnut wrote: Reminds me of the police car from Smokey and the Bandit. "Put the evidence in the back!"

"There's no way, no way that you came from my loins. Soon as I get home, first thing I'm gonna do is punch yo mamma in da mouth!"

I knew of a guy about ten years ago who converted his 4-door mid-80s full size Oldsmobile into a pickup. It looked awful and bowed slightly in the middle. The "bed" was a welded-in steel box. Bodywork, such as it was, was exquisitely bad bondo.

He lived in an apartment complex. All "bodywork" was done in the parking lot, much to the annoyance of neighbors (especially when he was hammering metal at 3am).