Some things you just can't unsee

In doing a little research, I came across this:

Feel free to post your best / worst examples of automotive atrocities. More info on this gem can be found here:

http://www.countryclassiccars.com/html/spcars_199.htm

It looks like somebody's nightmare.

That thing is amazing! I like the dash.

1. Go to Google Image Search
2. Type in "Mansory"
3. If vomiting persists, see a doctor

It could be worse. At least the engine is still a small block Mopar and they didn't swap a 350 into it.

nicksta43 wrote: That thing is amazing! I like the dash.

I'm kinda with you. I actually like it, for what it is / was. Though I would have started with a G-body.

And maybe it should be called Kountry Klassic Kars.

I'm curious as to what sort of research this was exactly.

That thing is the answer to the question no one will ever ask.

I'd rather have arc eye.

Now I know why the office internet has been dodgy today.

Keith Tanner wrote: I'm curious as to what sort of research this was exactly.

Nothing too exciting--- trying to get more classic car dealers to advertise in CMS. Looking through various websites to see which ones make sense. (if all they sell are Tri-5 Chevys we look elsewhere) Of course I need to see their inventory to make a judgement call. This is how I came across the Dartbird.

Some days here at GRM / CMS are more fun than others!

For what it's worth, I've actually visited Country Classic Cars. They have hundreds of cars, mostly in project shape, and many goofy things like that one. It's worth seeing, but not for too long.

Carl

I don't know if that's an attempt of a flame plame job or artist rendition of an anal fissure

All that work....and then the spoiler.

Carl Heideman wrote: For what it's worth, I've actually visited Country Classic Cars. They have hundreds of cars, mostly in project shape, and many goofy things like that one. It's worth seeing, but not for too long. Carl

I've never been there, but I've wasted hours on their website. Some of their stuff's reasonable for what it is.

That....I'm not sure what it is...

Gasoline wrote: All that work....and then the spoiler.

Yeah the spoiler..... That is what is letting it down

Carl Heideman wrote: For what it's worth, I've actually visited Country Classic Cars. They have hundreds of cars, mostly in project shape, and many goofy things like that one. It's worth seeing, but not for too long. Carl

I used to drive by pretty regularly when I lived outside Pontiac and their stuff is so overpriced when you see it in person it isn't funny.

I'd totally rock it. I should ask if they'd take the Europa as an even-up trade.

Joe Gearin wrote:

Keith Tanner wrote: I'm curious as to what sort of research this was exactly.

This is how I came across the Dartbird.

I first read this as Dirtbard.

Ditchdigger wrote:

Gasoline wrote: All that work....and then the spoiler.

Yeah the spoiler..... That is what is letting it down

I bet they couldn't find a Superbird wing. That would have really completed the look!

Loose the tiger interior (alligator instead maybe) and I would drive it.

Needs more back seat for all them girls you could pull haha

petegossett wrote:

Ditchdigger wrote:

Gasoline wrote: All that work....and then the spoiler.

Yeah the spoiler..... That is what is letting it down

I bet they couldn't find a Superbird wing. That would have really completed the look!

Something like that...

That poor barracuda. If cars could cry in shame, I think that one would. :(