Good lord, whoever spent the time to convert this limo into its current state of putridness should be banned from ever touching a vehicle again. This find comes from a tip provided by one of our readers and is one of the ugliest motor vehicles we have ever seen.

From the pearl pink paint job to the pink pleather (yes, plastic leather) seats, this limo screams for the kind of attention you really don’t want! In case you thought this was some sort of cruel joke, the faux-wood finish reminds you that this baby means business!

All we can say is “LOL”, keep em coming!

Recently an automotive gem was put up for auction unbeknownst by its owner; the owner who listed the car on eBay began bidding as a modest $500 for what he felt was an old and abused Pontiac.

Bit by bit information about this extremely rare Pontiac began to surface in Internet forums and chats. It was discovered the car had extremely large front torsion bars hinting that at some point this car had been used for drag racing. Additionally, the owner found it curious that the car had plexiglass windows and a dash plate bearing the name of a racetrack, both further hints that the car had been raced.

Ultimately the identity of the car was uncovered: a 1963 Pontiac LeMans Tempest Super Duty, one of only 6 cars ever produced! This model was purchased in 1963 by a budding racer and was raced privately for a number of years, the remaining vehicles were all purchased directly from the factory by sponsored teams.

Over the years this LeMans Tempest was extremely abused and stripped of its potent 425 horsepower engine leaving only a body that a mother could love. I know what you’re thinking, what makes this car so unbelievable? Look at the pictures below and take the jump over to eBay and you will understand just how incredible this car is.

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A wolf in sheeps clothing...

Maverick and Goose would be proud.

The flat-black paint is said to look remarkable in person.

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Background:

#467 is a rare Shelby GT 500 with a number of unique and sought after traits.  According to Shelby World Registry records, this is one of only 10 out of the 1,376 GT500 4spds to be finished in Wimbledon White Paint and Parchment Decor Interior.  It is a striking contrast to the sea of black that most Shelby interiors greet you with.  This car was also one of the first 500 produced, still wearing the fiberglass hood and trunk skins over a steel frame.  Only about 100 Shelby’s were made with a two-piece glass nose section, before Shelby realized they could go back to one piece design by waiting for the form to set a little while longer.  The inboard lights, tailpipe cutouts with chrome trim rings, 15″ Magstar Rims, and functional brake cooling scoops all confirm that this is indeed an earlier production car.  Engine and transmission are correct to the car, down to the  BJ-BK dual quad Holley carburetors.

This car was ordered new by a father out of J.D. Ball Ford in Miami, FL for his some going to school at U of I in Champaign, IL.  The boy must have enjoyed it because we have a work order record for brake pad installation 6 months from new from University Ford!  She has live a storied life living at one point in states of Washington and Alaska as constructed by the full owner history.  She comes equipped with a full compliment of documentation from Shelby American, SAAC, a copy of the original Bill of Sale, and Marti Report.

There is also extensive photo documentation of the restoration, which shows the body stripped down to bare metal and NO evidence of rust or collision repair.  The floor pans, undercoated by the selling dealer, have been cleaned and detailed remaining as a testament of just how well this car has weathered the years as the ultimate performance Mustang. 

All things considered, if you are looking to assemble a definitive muscle car collection, this Shelby GT500 needs to be part of the party!

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Only 25 of these machines were crafted and its obvious the Mirage’s intent is to get its drivers noticed. The orange paintjob makes its way through the interior where everything from the dials to door sills have been sprayed with the brilliant orange hue. It is quite unorthodox to see a Porsche in orange and I believe Gemballa has taken some ques from the Lamborghini camp as the color is very similar to that of the Gallardo’s factory paint.

Gemballa is a small tuner that specializes in high-end Porsches. They have created such masterpieces as the Gemballa Avalanche GTR800 EVO-R (a car based on the current 911 (997) GT2 creating over 800 bhp) and held the Nurburgring road car lap record until 2001 with a time of 7:32,52.

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645 horsepower never looked so...

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When you look at the BMW M1 you immediately notice that it’s extremely different and somethings off, not wrong, but off. It was quite a surprise (and it immediately made sense) to learn that Lamborghini joined forces with BMW in 1978 to design and build the BMW M1, a production race car.

BMW was required to produce approximately 150 of these cars each year to qualify for the World Championship for Makes, however the race car differed dramatically from the production car as the latter employed turbochargers to make upwards of 850 horsepower! Although great for its time, the production car produced drastically less power at a “measly” 273 horsepower.

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Wow, beyond shocked at this one. Picture a Corvette done up to look like a ……. Fiero! Isn’t it usually the other way around? I don’t know if this is what the fabricator intended to do, but you be the judge and let me know if it looks like a $95,000 Fiero to you as well!

The exterior, while being quite hideous, pails in comparison to the pail interior which looks made out of burlap sacks! Tack on a poor choice of wheels and obnoxious spoiler and you have a ugly car with only 1 redeeming feature: a Lingenfelter 388ci engine producing over 430 horsepower and 500 ft-lbs torque! Is that enough to justify the price tag? Hell no!

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About the car:

What the heck is a Ferrambo? This is the dreamt up concoction of Tim Divers of Divers Street Rods and Mike Warn that started a couple of years back as just a joking suggestion, and what turned into a Ridler Award Winning Street Rod that has an unimaginable amount of hours put into the final product.

The Ferrambo is marriage between a 1960 Rambler powered by Ferrari’s 3.6 Liter V8 engine that came out of a 2002 Ferrari 360 Modena Donor car. Every detail on this car was completely thought out, everything you see was either machined or handmade, if it wasn’t part of the original cars. Here’s a brief look at some of the features.

    * Art Morrison & Divers Street Rods Chassis.
    * One Off Wheel Hubs to fit Custom Wheels.
    * Drop Out Subframe for Service.
    * Ferrari Unequal Wishbone front and rear suspension.
    * Swan Composite and Brembo Brake Calipers.
    * Art Morrison Steering Box.
    * One Off Machined 18×8.5 Front and 20×10 Rear Wheels.
    * Ferrari’s 3.6 Liter V8 Engine (405 hp).
    * Ferrari’s 6-speed Manual Transmission.
    * One-Off Divers Street Rods Exhaust System.
    * 1960 Rambler Body.
    * PPG Ferrari Rosso Corsa Red.
    * Custom Aluminum Hood and Grill.
    * Body work by Shawn McNally, Jim Lykken and Russ Divers.
    * Painter Shawn McNally and Jim Lykken.
    * Customer Divers Street Rods Headlights and LED Tail Lights.
    * Saffron Fine Scottish Leather Interior by Scott Divers.
    * MoTec Gauges and completely customer Divers Dash Board.
    * Speedway Steering Column.

The Ferrambo is a Naked Car. You can see pretty much everything from the outside, the engine is in the rear, it has two seats, the windows automatically tilt open when the vehicle is started, the fuse box, masters cylinder and electronics housed in a custom luggage style trunk and that’s about it. It’s not about gadgets, airbag suspension, GPS Telemetry or rocket launchers, it’s about the essence of what true craftsmanship is.

This vehicle has seen its fare share of amazing praise and downright insulting criticism from all over the web. Google Ferrambo and you’ll get thousands of results about people discussing, photographing and following this vehicle from inception to finish. If you don’t know what the Ridler Award is, then this vehicle is definitely not for you, if you want one of the most bad ass builder’s biggest project to be in your garage, this is it.

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This is a radically rare find given that the Alpina B7 is the only Alpina that can be purchased in North America. The Alpina uses the 2007 7-Series platform and expands upon this by adding a much needed boost in horsepower (493 hp) and torque. The Alpina also boasts upgrades in almost every performance department, however, some customers may shy away from the interior treatments as they appear to be nearly absurd. It’s a shame the interior wasn’t given as much importance as the performance of the car which tends to be a deal breaker in my opinion.

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Ho hum, not too much different here..

Not exactly my idea of a high performance interior.

The hidden jewel!

Just how much does an Alpina B7 cost? Well we’ll let you take the jump and see for yourself if it’s worth it or not! 

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Fans of rapper Lil Wayne will instantly recognize this limo from his hit music video “Lollipop” where Lil Wayne is seen riding in the limo and doing typical rapper stuff. This limo is so huge a 6′ person could easily walk upright while moving from one of the three different “sections” of the vehicle. 

Entertainment is supplied by 10 flat screen televisions and a bevy of electronics such as an iPod station, neon lights, cold bar and much more. I think you’d be hard-pressed to have anything but a wicked time on this monster of a truck!

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Yes honey, it has plenty of room for groceries..

Assuming that man is 6 feet tall, we estimate that this truck is... very big!

Does this strike anyone else as a underwater scene?

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