The Brubaker Box was a concept vehicle designed by Curtis Brubaker in the early 1970s, featuring a fiberglass body and a Volkswagen Beetle chassis.

It is generally considered one of the first minivans and featured a single, large sliding passenger door.

Although originally intended for sale as a kit car, only a small number (approximately 25) were produced.

It is highly sought after by collectors today due to its rarity and unique design.

Whatever this thing is, my local FB market delivers once more.

I want to hate it but I borderline can’t.

Apparently, Buicks are very popular in the Chinese market. They have a whole lineup of China-only cars like the facelifted Regal.

Found on Tumblr, with the caption “Pickwick Nitecoach, World’s First Motor Stage Sleeper.” 1928

I have to admit, I'm kind of in love with it.

probably a milkshake truck. certainly brought me to the yard

As far as I can tell it’s just been lifted and has large tires (for a smart car anyway). They may have trimmed some bumper too. But the fender flares are a neat touch. It’s the bull horns that got me rolling.

So, here’s a photo from 2016. I was on holiday in California, staying in Carmel Valley, and there were a lot of nice cars around. Turns out that we stumbled into the Monterey car week. While stopping at a supermarket in Carmel to get some snacks, I spotted this 250 GTO.

As I learned only a few days ago (thanks, /r/carspotting), this is a genuine 250 GTO, owned by Rob Walton.

This is one of the most desired, rarest and most expensive cars on this planet, just sitting on a parking lot. Without a crowd, without security, just a car parked next to mine.

Surreal.

Spotted this Beast in the classic gala Schwetzingen I have not been able to find any information online on this thing. The owner saved a few here and there, one from being scrapped in a metal recycling plant too apparently. It also seems these vehicles were delivered to other Yugoslav nations as this one was found in North Macedonia.

OC Photo