From a Nitro Hemi 3 Wheeler to a truck so big it holds four air-conditioned bedrooms,
a living room, and a bathroom!
Here are 10 amazing vintage vehicles you have to see!
Coming in at number ten we take a look at Ralph Lauren's, all black, 1936 Bugatti Type
57SC Atlantic Coupe.
Globally recognized for his eponymous fashion line, Ralph Lauren is also an avid car collector
with one of today’s finest collections of vintage motors.
Regarded as one of his favorites, Ralph Lauren’s all-black 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
Coupé is more of a sculptural masterpiece than a purpose-built machine — declared
the most beautiful car in the world by the man himself.
The car’s monstrous frame features exaggerated wheel arches, an aerodynamic coupé attachment
with ellipsoidal windows, and an extended bonnet design stereotypical of its era.
On top of its very obvious aesthetic charm, the Type 57SC Atlantic Coupé features an
8-cylinder engine, twin overhead camshafts and is capable of reaching speeds of 200 kph.
Blowing up the number nine spot we have a Nitro-Hemi 3-wheeler.
This Nitro Hemi three Wheeler is a one of a kind vehicle that is sure to blow the mind
of any car enthusiast.
This three-wheeler is not only powerful, but it shoots flames from its exhaust in case
anyone felt the need to underestimate it.
The body looks like a drag rail combined with an old Cadillac and is powered by a massive
3000Hp Hemi engine!
Unfortunately, it looks like this car has too much power for three wheels to handle,
but it is definitely fun to look at!
At number eight we have Double Trouble.
Gordon Tronson’s unique 1927 Ford Hot Rod!
Have you seen anything like this?
I know I haven’t.
The owner is a die-hard hot rod lover by the name of Gordon Tronson, and if you've been
watching our videos lately you've probably heard his name a time or two.
This one of a kind Hot Rod was built from scratch over a six month period and it goes
by the name of “Double-Trouble”.
Tronson came up with the name as a reference to its twin-engine setup.
This beast has two aluminum, Ford 4.6 liter modular V8 racing engines, with four custom
made superchargers that can deliver over 1200 HP.
With its custom-built 1.5-inch tube chassis, Fiberglass 1927 Ford Model Body, 90’s Corvette
brakes and spindles, this unique masterpiece is guaranteed to turn a lot of heads.
Fighting its way to the number seven spot, we have "Piss'd Off Pete."
A custom-built V12 Hot Rod by Randy Grubb!
From the creator of the Decoson, the Decoliner, the Blastolene Indy Special, and many other
famous cars, there now comes a creation called “Piss’d Off Pete!”.
Designer and builder, Randy Grubb had to make quite a few modifications in order for Pete
to become a celebrity like his older brother, The Blastolene Special.
Blastolene became a celebrity in its own right when it fell under the ownership of Jay Leno,
who is an avid car collector.
Piss’d Off Pete also got a taste of the celebrity life when it was featured in one
episode of Jay Leno’s Garage.
The name comes from the car's stunning performance: the engine is a Detroit diesel V12.
Each cylinder is 71 cu.in. and has two superchargers.
Holding its own at number six, we have a 1957 Chevy Pro Mod.
When I played this video my wife and kids (who were all in another room btw) asked what
in the world I was watching because the noise was so nasty.
That’s what Jason Landsdown’s 383 Chevy powered 1957 Chevy Pro Mod sounds like.
The whistling is like something you’d hear in a B-movie or horror flick right before
someone gets skewered by the bad guy.
We’ll also mention that the car is blindingly fast, running some “on the edge” low four-second,
eight-mile runs, during the course of this video.
We have heard LOTS of supercharged cars over the years, hundreds even, and maybe more.
But, none of them have sounded like this one at idle.
We’re not sure if it is the throttle blade adjustment that gives it the piercing sound
or what.
Either way, you need to hear it and give us your theory about where the sound is emanating
from.
Honestly, It sounds to me like the devil’s playing the flute or something!
Flying into the number five spot, we have the Dirty Bird, a 26HP Ford Falcon.
The Dirty Bird is powered by a 7.4 liter, Ford 449ci Small Block engine, with twin 88mm
turbos producing incredible 2600 Hp.
And all of that power is connected to a Rossler two-speed transmission.
This 1968 Ford Falcon owned by Jason Wade from Texas is dubbed the “Dirty Bird”
for a good reason.
It flew the 1/8th mile in just 4.7 sec.
Posting an impressive speed of 159.35 mph at the finish line.
Washing over the number four spot we have the Carpool Deville.
A 1969 Cadillac Coupe that is indeed a CARPOOL!
This vehicle gives a whole new meaning to the term "carpool.
"“The Carpool Deville” is a car that was transformed into a hot tub!
How crazy is that?
Engineers Duncan Forster and Phil Weicker actually managed to transform a 1969 Cadillac
Coupe into a functioning mobile hot tub.
The carpool can hit speeds of 50 mph while full of water.
The Cadillac uses its 472 Cubic Inch V8 to heat the water to about 102 degrees.
A pool pump and filter were also fitted in the trunk of the car.
The vehicle is based on a prototype, which they created, while they were students in
college.
According to Forster, "You haven’t really lived until you’ve sat in a hot tub and
watched the world roll by."
Number Three
The Welderup Diesel Rod, a totally custom 1928 Dodge Brothers’ sedan!
This sick rat rod, The Welderup Diesel Rod maybe the coolest I’ve ever seen.
Obviously, Rat Rodders know a way to bring classic cars and some pretty unique engines
back from the grave.
We’ve seen many awesome combinations before but, this particular rat rod is something
else.
The body is from a 1928 Dodge Brothers’ four-door sedan, although it has been completely
altered and welded in many places.
The inline 6-cylinder Cummins turbo-diesel was taken from a 1998 Dodge Ram 2500 and cranks
out an amazing 1270 lb-ft of torque, and nearly 700 rwhp!!!
If you’re having any doubts, whether this thing can carry such a heavy engine, no worries,
Steve took care of everything.
Steve dug up the rod’s front axle from a coal mine truck, doors from a recycled gold
mine brass mesh, and dashboard from various old farm equipment.
With a staggering 11.6 seconds at 118 mph on the quarter-mile, this is one of the most
wicked rat rods in the world.
And believe us when we say that the burnout in the video definitely won’t disappoint
you!
Taking over the number two spot, we have Revelation, a smokin’ hot 1967 Corvette by Goldman Customs!
This smokin’ hot 1967 Corvette named “Revelation” was built by Mike Goldman and his team at
Goldman Customs.
They have done an amazing job on this car.
So good in fact that it won the 2015 Goodguys Street Machine of the Year crown in Columbus,
Ohio at the 18th PPG Nationals!
Just look at that flat stinger hood and brushed nickel front bumper!
Hiding under that hood is a fabulous 427 V8 engine with a stacked injection.
Everything is smooth and molded including the custom interior.
The Forgeline Wheels and the chin spoiler below the front bumper give a modern touch
to the outside of the car.
It ran the Autocross lap in 42.4 sec which is one of the fastest times in the class.
The end result is one amazing custom car.
Owning the number one spot on this list is The World's Biggest Pickup Truck!
A 1950 Dodge Power Wagon!
And I'm not kidding.
This is the world’s largest truck!
It’s a massive Dodge Power Wagon.
Oil billionaires in the Middle East used regular sized Power Wagons while combing the desert
and prospecting for oil.
They depended on them so much that one man, in particular, Sheik Hamad bin Hamdan Al Nahyan
– known as The "Rainbow Sheik", commissioned this giant truck in homage to the cars that
helped him make his fortune.
It’s a 64:1 ratio model of the original that’s so big it can hold four air-conditioned
bedrooms, a living room, bathroom, and a motorized tailgate that turns into a terrace!
The truck weighs over 50 tons.
Although it was not designed to hit the road it does come with a 300HP GM diesel engine
that helps it move around on its own.
That's a good thing when you consider the size of the tow truck it would take to move it around.
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