E-Town Special
So, I am making a delivery to a warehouse in Elizabethtown, KY tonight, and starring me in the face was this curious creation.
http://i1383.photobucket.com/albums/ah305/CrzyTrkrDude/IMG_20150916_194242_zpsjfmukllc.jpg
I couldn't particularly figure out how it struck me as being odd, so I backed up, repositioned myself to better make my exit turn without my trailer taking out the fence on my right... ( Yeah, this thing had my attention all right. Lol)
And took this photo:
http://i1383.photobucket.com/albums/ah305/CrzyTrkrDude/IMG_20150916_194329_zpszhayxxsv.jpg
Do you see it yet? Something just seems a smidge... " off ". Might be a good way to say it.
Soooo, I snapped this one, stopped in the street, with my jaw dropped....
The more I look at the photo, the more in awe I am with their idea, dedication, and what must have been a looooooong long road to this point... I mean, just look at the fit, and the lines on the door. How they blended new with the old is pretty cool looking to me!!
I know not what they call it, but I call it:
OMGAWDZILLA!!
KUDOS TO THE CREATOR OF THIS:
http://i1383.photobucket.com/albums/ah305/CrzyTrkrDude/IMG_20150916_194414_zpsmb50lxcm.jpg
Discussion
I've always thought a business in the business of dropping all the cool looking old timey bodys on top of modern frames, interiors and fuel efficient engines would be a business to be in. Also thought, why the heck don't car makers just, you know, make cool looking cars (as opposed to jelly beans and shoes or the same with angles cut down the side). Then they made the PT Cruiser and i was like, omg yes, and a couple years later I drove one, and i was like, omg someone should shoot the engineer responsible for this, then i spoke to someone with the misfortune to own one and was sad.
http://www.redlinederby.com/topic/ford-licenses-brand-new-steel-body-deuce-coupes/1589
Like Mo was saying'...
Wow, that thing is a mess...modern cab and a half with '50's nose and bed. And, who knows what the hood is