Careful, that thin plastic is load bearing.

Well at least they’re using lag bolts when mounting to the now crumpled sheer pieces of metal designed to flex and give during accidents.
And so many nails for the wood that definitely wouldn’t come loose from the vibrations caused by the road and air turbulence.
Employed but homeless...so trying to live as best they can?
Nobody in their right mind would risk their wind tunnel with this. But it would be absolutely hilarious to watch
Murder camper was my first thought, yes
It's like every design from the Top Gear camper challenge had a baby
I really really want to see the inside.
This works until, and here me out... you have to work on the engine. You won't be able to get to half the block to do anything.
This is the guy you want when the zombies come. He is super handy with what is laying around. But til then this guy is dangerous.
I'm sure this is totally and completely safe. I'm just going to stay far away from it because... um... I think it's better to admire its beauty from far enough away that I can take in the entirety of it before a gigantic beautiful background of everything. Yeah that's it. No other reason.
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Welcome to /c/DiWHY!
DiWHY (pronounced D-I-Why) is a community to share DIY (do-it-yourself) projects that leave you questioning the meaning of purpose and practicality. Have you ever seen or attempted a DIY project that seemed like a good idea at first glance, only to realize it was a total disaster later? Share those moments here!
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@lemmy.world
Welcome to /c/DiWHY!
DiWHY (pronounced D-I-Why) is a community to share DIY (do-it-yourself) projects that leave you questioning the meaning of purpose and practicality. Have you ever seen or attempted a DIY project that seemed like a good idea at first glance, only to realize it was a total disaster later? Share those moments here!
These rules are subject to change at any time with or without prior notice. Therefore, you should keep an eye for changes before you make a post or comment.
(last updated: 10th October 2023 - Rewording some rules, minor updates to existing rules and introduction of Rule 7; no actual change in how the community works than it already does)
(community logo is derived from the logo of /r/DiWHY subreddit on Reddit)
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Structural headlight.
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