...and then a shopping cart drove by.

I've seen that one before.

I sure hope is handles better than the one I used at Walmart the other day.

In reply to Toyman01:

Did it have a 351?

Nope, just a big old fat guy.

We need a couple of those at work
(Costco)

Actually, scratch that, the Canadians can barely drive the normal sized ones, it'd be a bloodbath with these.

It's not a real shopping cart unless one front wheel acts like it's stuck in it's own private tornado.

Shawn

Saw that bring trailered somewhere last year. Made me do a double take.

N Sperlo wrote: In reply to Toyman01: Did it have a 351?

Neither does the one above. That's a big block Chevy.

http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/off-topic-discussion/what-can-i-build-out-of-an-old-shopping-cart/55541/page1/

In reply to Trans_Maro:

You almost owe me a keyboard.

Trans_Maro wrote: It's not a real shopping cart unless one front wheel acts like it's stuck in it's own private tornado. Shawn

Relevant:

From Cracked's "Everyday Conspiracies" contest.

bravenrace wrote:

N Sperlo wrote: In reply to Toyman01: Did it have a 351?

Neither does the one above. That's a big block Chevy.

Good call. I can't call most engines by type, but i was told it was a large Ford, so I took a stab.

I actually took that picture right outside my house. It has been known to break down a lot, so it's no surprise to hear its a big block Chevy.