The main drivers viewing area looks ok so its all good, but I bet the wipers skip pretty badly.

Posted by DelbertGrady Oh, and (unrelated) whenever I see a Juggalo, I assume it's from Ohio.

Probably from West Vaginia. Cousin-fuckers tend to think things like juggalo-ism and ATVs are good ideas.

Atv's are great decisions.... especially when mixed with bourbon whisky.

See, it's in part of Pennsylvania as well!

Posted by Harvestman Probably from West Vaginia. Cousin-fuckers tend to think things like juggalo-ism and ATVs are good ideas.

In WV. ATV's are awesome. Juggalos are..... I've never seen one here but no idea.

Posted by splumer Saw this in the parking garage at work: click to view Only in Ohio could this thing be on the road legally.

I've driven worse. Not far, because it got pulled off the road by the police.

Posted by jeepdave Eh its just a busted windshield. Big woop.

The whole thing was fubar. Didn't you notice the bungees holding the hood down? I would have taken more pictures but I was getting strange looks taking the one I did.

But no, there are no inspections in Ohio. We have e-Check, which allegedly checks your exhaust for excess pollutants, but pretty much as long as your check engine light isn't on, you'll pass. It used to be $21, but now it's free. It also used to only be in the most populous counties, but a lot of people raised the point that the people who drive the longest to work often live outside the bigger counties and drive into them. Case in point: my father-in-law lived in Wayne county, with no e-check, and drove 90 minutes each way to Cuyahoga county, which had the check, but someone like me who lived .8 miles from work needed checked. It's statewide now.

Eh, bungees work. Only thing concerning to me is the windshield. And that's just because I can't see wipers being very effective. Remove the windshield and it would be fine.

Nissan Truck by harvestmanman, on Flickr

These things are usually rustbuckets around here. Unusual to see a clean one.

Lincoln Continental by harvestmanman, on Flickr
Ford Thunderbird by harvestmanman, on Flickr

Somebody likes their luxobarges...but not enough to prevent them from becoming one with the parking lot.

Dodge Shadow ES by harvestmanman, on Flickr

Not sure I've seen one of these before, actually. Must be fairly rare. (Along with that generation of Plymouth Dusters, which are becoming more hard-to-find every day.)

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Northern Kentucky is weird as shit

I dig the Hempo. Bet that fucker will scoot

I like the wooden box crudely ratchet strapped to where the rear wheel of the Honda once was.

Is that a Topaz ass?

Posted by DelbertGrady Is that a Topaz ass?

Tempo... Topaz had different taillights.

Same shit, a simple matter of which pile happened to stink the least!

Out of all the horrible FWD drivetrains to weld to the back of a bike... WHY a Tempo? So it can be as rev happy as a can opener, AND be unreliable?

Posted by bandi Out of all the horrible FWD drivetrains to weld to the back of a bike... WHY a Tempo? So it can be as rev happy as a can opener, AND be unreliable?

Alcohol does tend to lessen these decision-making capabilities. Especially in Bourbon Barrel Ale Country.

Posted by Samurai Tempo... Topaz had different taillights.

Tomato, tomato

Posted by DelbertGrady Tomato, tomato

topazzzz also had a different C-pillar and grille.

Bet he's logged a lot of miles in this:

Posted by splumer Bet he's logged a lot of miles in this: click to view

There is no way that the owner of that car does not have a scraggly beard.

A few you don't see much any more:



This counts as a "wild custom" in Northern Kentucky


And this is for Sam!