totally sick van

[marinepolice03]

...It looks like an old Wilson Super Trucker! LOL (some of the old CB guys should recognize it).

my dad has a couple of the old wilson super trucker's! and one on his Ford Ranger!

[Zanzer]

^^one of those and a good a high watt linear will keep the neighbors ticked off for hours! LOL

[DriverOne]

IN A PIMPED-OUT VAN, DOWN BY THE RIVER! *goes to bed*

[Festiva_tunner]

I've always admired the custom work that goes into these things - I remember seeing a bunch of semi's built up like that - reminded me of something you'd see on transformers. I've never been a fan of it or followed it but I like impliments of it - like the custom upolstry work on the interior and the seamless blending of the aditional body wook to make it appear if it had always been there.

[rallytiva71]

It might not be of everyone's taste, but it takes alot of skill & time to do that type of body work , plus got to give him credit for Imagination, it's really hard to come up with a theme for any project much less actually finish it,so I personally admire the originality & hard work he most of put in to it Plus I'm fairly sure it's one of a kind!

[HappyMom]

I can think of lots of words to describe that. Plain old ugly is about as good as any though. I would much rather prefer this van. Too bad I can't speak or understand any French. But you gotta love the sound of an F1 engine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEDwf...eature=related

they don't say much, only thing I can remember worth noting is the 60 L/100 km. That's like 10 Festivas

[Festiva_tunner]

It might not be of everyone's taste, but it takes alot of skill & time to do that type of body work , plus got to give him credit for Imagination, it's really hard to come up with a theme for any project much less actually finish it,so I personally admire the originality & hard work he most of put in to it Plus I'm fairly sure it's one of a kind!

Most are one of a kind
I found a link to a bolg that has several pictures of the trucks I was talking about

http://www.takeawayfestival.com/node/267