Description: It might surprise you to learn that not many people wish to assemble their own cars after buying them. It might surprise you even more to learn that even those people who are willling to put their car...Add Comments4
jenni_drivesFeb 13, 2013 My little sister could write and spell better.
jenni_drivesFeb 12, 2013 Fucking learn basic English and grammar already. Carbuzz, why you no have editor?
Wayne Joseph BoreanFeb 12, 2013 Actually in some ways this ugly little thing does make sense. As an auxiliary car on a farm, it would be useful.
But the price looks too high for the time.
Daniel LevyFeb 12, 2013 We all laugh but just imagine how much of a sleeper that could be....right?
Pablo HerasmeFeb 12, 2013 I would drive this to a nearby corner store to get a snack
Patrick SchalkFeb 12, 2013 Haha honestly, I would drive the crap out of this. It'd be so fun
Mark DonnellyFeb 12, 2013 square version of the triumph
Ashton SummersFeb 12, 2013 Wonder how quickly you would be pulled over in this. "Sir, are you aware that you can't drive this piece of shit on the highway."
Dale SchroederFeb 12, 2013 Oh my goodness, I actually saw one of these at a classic car dealer here a couple years ago but had no idea what it was. It looked better in red, I can say that much.
David ParentiFeb 12, 2013 All I can think of is Rodney Dangerfield.
Description: There weren't a whole lot of new car models available in 1946. WW2 had only just ended and the facilities of nearly every automaker in the world had been converted to manufacture military equipme...Add Comments0
Description: However, it seems like this basically just amounted to not putting anything on the car that wasn't absolutely vital. Their first car, the King Midget Model 1, was available only as a kit, for the...Add Comments4
Wmg ChinchillaFeb 14, 2013 Thats Pretty good speed for just 6hp
Ryan FaberFeb 12, 2013 depenfing on the weight of the driver.. lol
Lou GuerreroFeb 12, 2013 Drop top fifth wheel relaxer
Description: For those who believed this to be entirely too extravagant, there were the Junior and Trainer models. These came with engines, but no body and not even any plans for a body. It was entirely up to the ...Add Comments3
Rodrigo AllenFeb 12, 2013 My vacuum cleaner has more power than this thing.
Trey VillarrealFeb 12, 2013 So all you did was essentially buy half a lawn mower.
Description: The Model 3 boasted such incredible luxuries as two seats and...well, that's basically the entire list. There was no electric starter - you had to pull a rope instead like on a lawnmower. There w...Add Comments1
Jason LevyFeb 13, 2013 I like this writer. Keep it up!
Ryan LopezFeb 12, 2013 You know a way bigger motor will fit but might twist the car in half
Ashton SummersFeb 12, 2013 The battery is about the same size as the engine.
James CampbellFeb 12, 2013 That thing vaguely resembles an engine
Dylan BruderFeb 12, 2013 But it's a chromed lawn mower engine!
Dale SchroederFeb 12, 2013 I would make a joke about it being as small as a lawn mower engine... but odds are pretty good that it IS a lawn mower engine.
Description: The time period during which it was made hadn't been exclusively good economic times. But they had certainly been good enough that Americans did not need to resort to driving vehicles like this. ...Add Comments0
My little sister could write and spell better.
They should hire you.
Fucking learn basic English and grammar already. Carbuzz, why you no have editor?
Actually in some ways this ugly little thing does make sense. As an auxiliary car on a farm, it would be useful. But the price looks too high for the time.