Now, that's different! Customized vehicle and features

[Tony Page]

This one purrs!!!

 

[Tony Page]

 

[Tony Page]

HANDY MIRROR

 

[Mary Stetler]

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Spelling must have been taught at Minneapolis Learing Center.

 

[Tony Page]

Spelling must have been taught at Minneapolis Learing Center.

I didn't even notice that, good pickup!!!

 

[Mary Stetler]

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This one purrs!!!

My daughter would be in that in a minute! I am always sad when they take to hood ornaments off of Jaguars. I wanted to get one for my Pontiac Vibe.

 

[Beth Gallagher]

My daughter would be in that in a minute! I am always sad when they take to hood ornaments off of Jaguars. I wanted to get one for my Pontiac Vibe.

Here ya go, Mary!!

 

[Mary Stetler]

Here ya go, Mary!!

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Not exactly a chrome jaguar, but thanks.
; )

 

[Mary Robi]

Spelling must have been taught at Minneapolis Learing Center.

A.I., obviously. Bad spelling or nonsense words is a dead give-away.

 

[Mary Robi]

Ok, I was wrong. That was created by a Norwegian artist, so "privat parkering" is correct in Norwegian.....

 

[John Brunner]

Here ya go, Mary!!

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What the hell is that...the UHF option?

 

[Tony Page]

What the hell is that...the UHF option?

That's the new phase!!!
Repurposing clothes hangers.

 

[Tony Page]

1955 Powell Sport Wagon. It came equipped with fishing pole storage

 

[Tony Page]

Don't ask I have no idea what car this is.

 

[John Brunner]

Don't ask I have no idea what car this is.

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From the internet:

• This is the iconic six-wheeled "Nautilus" car custom-built for the 2003 film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
• Designed by Carol Spier, the vehicle features an ivory-white body with intricate Victorian-style bronze ornamentation.
• It is approximately 22 feet long and was constructed using a modified Land Rover fire tender chassis powered by a Rover V8 engine.
• The functional movie prop could reach speeds of up to 80 miles per hour despite its immense size.

 

[Shirley Martin]

I wish I had enough money to buy that.

 

[Tony Page]

I wish I had enough money to buy that.

I don't think I could even afford the insurance.

 

[Tony Page]

From the internet:

• This is the iconic six-wheeled "Nautilus" car custom-built for the 2003 film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
• Designed by Carol Spier, the vehicle features an ivory-white body with intricate Victorian-style bronze ornamentation.
• It is approximately 22 feet long and was constructed using a modified Land Rover fire tender chassis powered by a Rover V8 engine.
• The functional movie prop could reach speeds of up to 80 miles per hour despite its immense size.

Thanks John, you're excellent at finding things out.

 

[Shirley Martin]

I don't think I could even afford the insurance.

Me, either. I wouldn't buy it. I just wish I had that much money.