Damnation Alley Landmaster. For all of your post-apocalyptic needs.11mo ⋅ not_that_guy_at_work ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Monaco Trossi 1935 Grand Prix Racer (featuring 16 cylinder two-stroke radial engine)4yr ⋅ mud_tug ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Singer ACS, a ‘reimagined’ 911 Safari powered by a 450bhp flat-six turbo3yr ⋅ marked_guy ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Navistar SOTV-B a bespoke pickup for the US military made by Navistar Defense to look like a Toyota Hilux5mo ⋅ Bowtieguy_76 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The Johnny Cash Git-Tar, an 8-wheeled, guitar shaped, fully functional dragster that Cash had built for his '76 world tour5mo ⋅ BrickHerder ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
I’ve seen many different kei van bodykits but this Chevy one I spotted on the way home is new even to me3yr ⋅ kiristokanban ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
A bad idea, well presented. I wonder if any of you guys has seen this in action?1yr ⋅ SjalabaisWoWS ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Deora II, a custom-built gift for Hot Wheels' 35th birthday, a life-size replica of the toy car with the same name2yr ⋅ No_Sink_4655 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
A Ferrari F40 is an incredible car, perhaps one of the greatest ever made. But when it’s getting serviced it’s definitely weird.2yr ⋅ hashtagmiata ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The Peacemaker II: 1955 GMC Scenicruiser and a 1949 General American Aerocoach turned into a modern day, fully functional motor home2yr ⋅ Ebonystealth ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
1965 Ford Mustang Bertone. Believed to still exist, but has been missing since 1966.1wk ⋅ BossRaeg ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
South African Land Rover 110 V8 Station Wagon (pre Defender) powered by a BMW M52 2.8L engine10mo ⋅ krohgkilimnik ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
This is a photo of the G.E. Beetle, a mobile manipulator developed by G.E. in order to maintain a nuclear powered bomber. Due to the bomber not being built, the Beetle never served.1yr ⋅ YEETAWAYLOL ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Citroen U55 Currus Cityrama tour bus. A tour company had a fleet of these1yr ⋅ ash_274 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Dodge Caravan ‘Fargo’ Pickup – Picking Up Where The Rampage Left Off2yr ⋅ underthebug ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The 1963 Hoover Constellation car, used to advertise during the Tour de France1yr ⋅ J3ttf ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Friends traveling in Italy spotted this lovely thing - Innocenti Mini T. Italian build station wagon mini variant2yr ⋅ righthandofdog ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Lombard Steam Log Hauler. First vehicle to use continuous tracks for propulsion.1yr ⋅ Random_Introvert_42 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Can't believe people still think UFOs are a conspiracy, here's one right here3yr ⋅ K0EN1G5EGG ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Isuzu Vehicross, one of the coolest Crossover SUVs ever made in my opinion1yr ⋅ BlazeMegagamer ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
In 1959 George Barris built XPAK 400 air car which actually flew!1wk ⋅ RelevantPrimary3264 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
1959 El Camino 'flying car'. Built by Bruce Tomb for Burning Man4yr ⋅ ReturnOneWayTicket ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
A Classic Mini with a 78-liter V18 Diesel QSK78 Cummins Engine used for mining, with 12 Turbochargers and 3,500HP2yr ⋅ AnonymousWaterBucket ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
A 1930s advertisement for TATRAs, the first serial-produced streamlined cars (T77, T87, T97)5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
What has a mid-engine, twin-cam, roller-bearing modular crank, 10,000 rpm, 100BHP/L, and faster than a Ferrari around a tight circuit?3yr ⋅ Minka_Neko ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The russian answer to the american antartic snow cruiser, except it worked.3yr ⋅ trotseerpeer ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
An exact, fully functioning replica of the ‘Chariot’ from the 1965 tv series ‘Lost in Space’. Built upon a 1964 Thiokol Snowcat.2yr ⋅ Ebonystealth ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
AEC Matador army truck from the 1940s, turned into a tow truck for buses with scrapped bus parts in the 1970s11mo ⋅ reportcrosspost ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
HP SitePrint, a robot that autonomously prints layouts on construction site floors1yr ⋅ YanniRotten ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
