Don't These Normally Have An X1/9 Body On Them?

[Dan Sarandrea (Phila)]

 

[Dr.Jeff]

Wow, makes J Leno's "Blastoline" seem tiny. Must have a turning radius of at least 5 miles.
Think I'm more impressed with this guys garage than his car though. Much like with Leno.

 

[Mechanogeek]

I think it's awesome that he has his support crew in a dingy driving behind the battlecruiser.

 

[Dr.Jeff]

he has his support crew in a dingy

Plus his helicopter overhead to film it.
But I'm sure the dingy and chopper are needed to navigate and spot for him. Because there is no way he can see anything from the driver's position.

 

[Tom Ginefra]

Why?

 

[Jefco]

Because there is no way he can see anything from the driver's position.

Just the flags on the front fenders... and the horizon!

 

[Dan Sarandrea (Phila)]

Why?

I posted kind of sarcastically, what with all the redneck monster truck X1/9 pix we've been treated to over the years

 

[Tom Ginefra]

I posted kind of sarcastically, what with all the redneck monster truck X1/9 pix we've been treated to over the years

Dan, that part was easy to figure out. What eludes me is why would anyone want to create such a useless, unattractive beast?
I think (in the words of Jay Leno) we are looking at the "all time" Supreme Leader of the More Money Than Brains Club.

 

[lookforjoe]

Ugh. Clearly the only important thing to him is how BIG it is. They don't bother showing the interior, or any design or mechanical details.
It's obscene, but so are so many of the projects (mansions, pools, landscaping, etc.,) of the R&F.

 

[Jefco]

I've wondered for a long time where that lost Bugatti Royale engine went-
I thought the French used all the extras in railcars.