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this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2023
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I would cut cars in half and weld them into the other halves of other cars
Lenght or width wise?
Diagonally.
Like imagine taking a big ol dump truck, and putting the back from a regular pickup on it so it’s just a monster pickup. Saw one like that once.
Or imagine a sports car front, with a station wagon back. Like a shooting brake but more shootier.
Or utes like they have in Australia, love those
Yes.
You jest, but my dad actually had a friend who did this for a living with Ford Pintos back in the day, and one time an inspector of some kind remarked that he made them safer than they were when they rolled off the factory floor.
Not jesting 100% serious
Even better. Supposedly, there's a guy around here who flipped the frame of his pickup truck around so it looks like he's driving backward down the road. Get creative with it!
Make hybrids?