9 craziest limousines from the American company Jay Ohrberg Show Cars
If you think you have seen everything, then you are definitely mistaken. There is one very curious
and unusual company in the USA called Jay Ohrberg Show Cars. It is a supplier of so-called acting
cars participating in films and TV series, as well as all kinds of shows. Their cars, especially
limousines, have more than once hit the Guinness Book of Records. We are going to talk about them.
1.American Dream Have you ever wondered which car is considered
the longest in the world? You can see it now in this video: this 30-meter limousine is officially
entered into the Guinness Book of Records as the longest car in the world. It has 26 wheels,
jacuzzi, huge waterbed, and even a helipad! The American Dream limousine was created
in the 1980s based on the 70s Cadillac Eldorado. It was created for films and
did not have permission to ride on public roads. Its body had to be disassembled
into two parts and then transported by trucks. 2. 45 Foot Custom Chopped Cadillac Limo
The 13.5-meter-long limousine on eight wheels. It’s bold styling is surprising with the front
and rear in a style of an alternative universe of diesel-punk and Fallout games. Have a look
also at the original light green colour. 3.72 Foot Cadillac Limo
The 22-meter-long limousine based on Cadillac was the younger brother of the largest
30-meter-long American Dream. It had 18 wheels and an open jacuzzi at the back side. The interior,
by the way, was made quite ascetic. 4. Ferrari F40 Limo
You can hardly think of something as crazy as making a convertible limousine from a Ferrari F40.
Eight people could fit in four rows of seats and only one pair of front doors.
But there were as many as 10 wheels! 5. Lamborghini Countach Limo
Another rather curious project. Limousine in Lamborghini Countach style. The elongation
is not as extreme as in previous projects, but here is at least a pair of back doors.
6. Lincoln Jet Engine Powered Limo Jet-powered dragster limousine. Yes,
the Jay Ohrberg company did such crazy things too. The body was made
of fiberglass and mounted on a jet-powered racing chassis. Flames were added to the front and sides.
7. Mercedes-Benz Pink Limo When the phrase "pink cabriolet" is pronounced,
99% of us think of Elvis Presley's Cadillac right away. But not Jay Ohrberg, who decided
to make a pink cabriolet limousine from a German Mercedes-Benz sedan.
The 12-meter-long 10-wheel stretch can fit 11 people and has a heart-shaped bathtub in the back.
It is currently housed in the Hollywood Automobile Museum. The car has appeared several times in
promotional videos and participated in car shows. 8. Space Shuttle Limo
To create such projects, you need to have an extraordinary mindset and tremendous talent.
The Shuttle-style limousine was created from half the hull of a decommissioned DC3 aircraft.
It was powered by a 427 Chevy Big Block and was... a mobile cafe! One of the most
unusual restaurants on wheels, I would like to note. The investment in it was about $ 100,000.
9. Wide Limo Why would limousines only stretch
in length and never in width? Jay Ohrberg decided to correct this annoying oversight and created
the Wide Limo - the world's widest limousine. He welded the bodies of two cars (not forgetting
to stretch them first in length, of course) and created this blue monster. Inside there is
space enough for eight person, including driver, bar, and a real dance floor!