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Found on Craigslist: Camaro Mustang GTO Chevelle Charger Honda prototype

  • What looks to us to be a thrown together combination of spare parts from the garage can be yours for the low price of $1,234 Canadian. That's right... 1,2,3,4.

Found on Craigslist - This 1980 Camaro Mustang GTO Chevelle Charger Honda Prototype.

What looks to us to be a thrown together combination of spare parts from the garage can be yours for the low price of $1,234 Canadian. That's right... 1,2,3,4.

The owner believes it to be equipped with a rear-engine 450 (cc? ci? horsepower?) twin-cylinder. He also believes that keyword stuffing his ad's title will help interest some shopper looking for a Camaro or Chevelle into spending money on this.

Three-wheeled cars have a long and interesting history. A new entry, Elio Motors, is in the start up stages using one of the closed manufacturing plants that GM sold during the bankruptcy process. Could this be a long lost Elio Motors prototype?!

This could be just a backyard project, but with the prevalence of small 3-wheeler manufacturers out there over the years, this could be an obscure one-off. If you can identify the make or model, please sound off below.

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/4786312924.html

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00C0C h9vwSxmSR3p 600x450

wat?

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