July 8, 2025 Weird Wheels The 1954 Dyna-Panhard Junior was an answer to a question nobody dared to ask: Do you really want a FWD fiberglass-bodied French car designed by Dutch Darrin and “powered” by a woeful 851 cc two-cylinder engine with a top speed of 77 mph? Well, do you? Continue reading
July 8, 2025 Weird Wheels The Arma de Instrucción Masiva (Weapon of Mass Instruction) by Argentinian artist Raúl Lemesoff has to be the most badass bookmobile ever; Raúl travels with his tank and hands out free books wherever he goes! The first iteration was created in 2001 followed by a second in 2006 and the last in 2011. Continue reading
July 8, 2025 Weird Wheels The Fitch Phoenix was a 1966 Corvair with Italian flair. John Fitch commissioned Intermeccanica (makers of the Apollo GT and Italia) to craft an upscale $9K Corvair-based sports car with a removable roof, but the timing was horribly wrong. A run of 100 was planned but only one was built. Continue reading
July 7, 2025 Weird Wheels A set of two fully armored State Limousines were gifted by Bentley to Queen Elizabeth II on the occasion of her Golden Jubilee in 2002; Their unique bodywork was crafted by Bentley’s Mulliner coachbuilding division. The two limousines are estimated to be valued at £10 million each. Continue reading
