Custom 5-axle car hauler based off a Citroen SM, carrying a stock SM. Citroens with Hydropneumatic suspension were popular for cargo-conversions of different kinds3mo ⋅ Random_Introvert_42 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Ukrainian Sherp Amphibious Vehicle (up for auction now on Bring a Trailer)1yr ⋅ SkepticalJohn ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
the Brubaker Box, a kit for a VW beetle of all things only 20 or so were made I think3yr ⋅ CaseyGamer64YT ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Fraser Nash chassis with a Curtiss OX5 V8 8.2 litre airplane engine and a Bugatti radiator3yr ⋅ Moxhoney411 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Delage D12 at the 2022 Rolex Monterey Motorsport Reunion at the WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca1yr ⋅ volfan1983xxx ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The Harrington Legionnaire (AKA that bus from the original Italian Job), Does anyone know why this design never really took off?1mo ⋅ GiftedGeordie ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Behold the Treser Hunter, a mod of the Audi 90 Quattro with lockable diffs, lifted suspension and beefy offroad wheels. About 20 were made, and almost all of them were sent to the wealthier parts of the Middle East2yr ⋅ marked_guy ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Ford E350 Stripped Chassis. US$32,000 for a chassis, running gear and steering wheel.2yr ⋅ A_Cat_Named_Frank ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Ultimate Sleeper: VW Beetle Powered by 350 Hp Subaru WRX STi Turbo Engine4yr ⋅ Nick-Olay ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
La Jamais Contente, the First (electric!) Automobile to Reach 100 km/h in 1899 (In Belgium!)11mo ⋅ abaganoush ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
It may not be that weird, but certainly foreign to Americans. Volkswagen LT45, 4x4 with locking front, mid and rear diffs. Powered by a 2.4L TDI and needs a truck license to drive.1yr ⋅ Mevaa07 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
'95 Ford GT90 5.9L Quad-Turbo/48V V12 5spd/FFD-Ricardo 660lb-ft 720bhp 253mph2mo ⋅ JaeSolomon ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Found in the Mercedes-Benz Museum: The 1939 Mercedes-Benz Weltrekord-wagen T 803yr ⋅ AnonymousWaterBucket ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
1926 Sunbeam 1000HP Mystery The Slug was the first car to achieve 200mph.3yr ⋅ AnnoyingScreeches ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
HESCO fence vehicle deploying 1000ft of wall in 60 seconds. Used in warzones, crowd control, or can be filled for blast or flood protection2yr ⋅ YanniRotten ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
'23 Polaris Ranger, dude said it was mostly stock, except the wheels, sounds system, and the motor and stuff to do the rear steering.1yr ⋅ screw_all_the_names ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Hot Wheels Twin Mill 502ci ×2 Big Block TH400-3spd Auto 1400lb-ft 1400bhp1yr ⋅ JaeSolomon ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Spirit of Nemo - Captain Nemo's 24-foot-long convertible from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen designed by Ken Freeman3yr ⋅ rockystl ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
1958 Sir Vival Concept - Created by Walter C. Jerome - Worcester, Massachusetts1yr ⋅ rockystl ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
BAC Mono - Just a sub-1200lb, street-legal, open-cockpit production racecar8mo ⋅ ash_274 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
1936 BMW Schneekrad -- An odd motorcycle/snowmobile hybrid developed in Nazi Germany1yr ⋅ UltimateLazer ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Ford Focus convertible designed by Pininfarina - Ever heard of the Focus? Well get ready for the Ford Focus Convertible!2yr ⋅ ilikewikipedia ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
1939 Pontiac built a Deluxe Six bodied in Plexiglass for the 1939 World's Fair.2yr ⋅ Ebonystealth ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The Scammell Scarab, a quirky, three wheeled British truck that was mainly used around railway yards from the 1940s to the 1960s.1mo ⋅ GiftedGeordie ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
My 1965 Lancia Flavia Berlinna that I bought aged 14. It's the only one in my country and is extremely rare these days1yr ⋅ LanciaFlavia ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Track T-800, Dutch built motorcycle with 800CC turbodiesel engine used in the Smart cars. With an in house designed CVT gearbox2yr ⋅ trying_dutchman ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
So to shift from third to fourth, you go up, right, up, right, up, then push the shifter down, then left...3yr ⋅ alexthe5th ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
World famous 1959 El Camino rat rod build “The Hulk” my dad saw a couple years ago a few miles from our house. 800hp and years of craftsmanship in this beast11mo ⋅ Plymouth_Superbird ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 426 Black Ghost 1 of 33. When you are a police officer in the day but want win all the Detroit Drag races in the night, and dissapear.3yr ⋅ rhinok74 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
This monster is the Fiat 2000. It was developed by Italy during the First World War, and was enormous, especially for the period. It weighed around 44 tons, and had up 20 mm of armor.2mo ⋅ liberty4now ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The French answer to the Range Rover: 1980 Talbot Matra Rancho Grand Raid2yr ⋅ TURBOZWERG ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
In 1911, this car, called the Overland Octo-Auto, was built by Milton Reeves, the inventor of the muffler. Not one single person ordered his car.2yr ⋅ TheCheesecakeOfDoom ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Found 2 GMC Scenicruisers in the desert. Greyhound used them from July 1954 into the mid-70s. One thousand and one were made between 1954 and 1956.3yr ⋅ ShooDooPeeDoo ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The original Jeep Grand Cherokee, which was going to be a Dodge. This is the only known photo, from Patrick Foster's book Jeep: The history of America's greatest vehicle2yr ⋅ JowettMcPepper ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The Daihatsu HiJet Jumbo Sporza - a cab-forward kei pickup truck roadster3yr ⋅ wiburnus ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
The Antarctic Snow Cruiser - Produced from 1937 to 1939 - Created to facilitate transport in Antarctica during the United States Antarctic Service Expedition3yr ⋅ rockystl ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
This incredibly preserved 4,000 year old wagon made of just oakwood, unearthed in the Lchashen village near Lake Sevan, Armenia. It is among oldest wagons in the world.3yr ⋅ GhostToFigure ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
I don't know if this counts since it's a DB11 but I think it's pretty weird3yr ⋅ Moxhoney411 ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
