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I spotted this car in Midland,Texas a few weeks ago and I laughed when I saw it. I could not wait to tell my husband about it. I told him it looked like a green station-wagon on big wheels. I saw it again today and took this pic. Notice how they have it parked away from other vehicles so it won't get door dings!

After some thought, I decided it really is not all that funny anymore. I applaud the person that came up with this vehicle. This is totally evidence of creative thinking. I love it. BRAVO to this person whomever it is. Who would have ever thought to put a station-wagon on this type of wheels and to paint it green? I love people who are not afraid to be different. 5 Stars for courage. Now if it just had a little step so I could get out of the thing without breaking any body parts! Heehee

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Sacred Yoli said…
tee hee, very brave!
7:19 PM
Silke Powers said…
Oh, that's too funny, but I am with you - good for them for creative work! :-) Silke
6:02 AM
Pocket Full of Prettys said…
Thought maybe you traded in the PT Crusier! Ha. Love ya, see you soon, Renea
8:22 AM
Susan said…
It's actually pretty cool. That's one of my favorite colors, very retro.
1:24 PM
Anonymous said…
well it is a monument to a petrol head that is for sure... wonder how many miles to the gallon he gets??
12:25 AM
Kristen H said…
I love this color too, but I wouldn't want to drive around in this. It's funny how proud he is of it, keeping it out of the way of possible accident. It's so high up that no one could ding it anyway.

A friend of mine's boyfriend at one time had a jacked up car and she is real short and he kept a step stool in the back of the truck for her to get in and out with ease. Too funny!
11:44 AM
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