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Photo:
Thomas Peters
There
were a number of Volkswagons in the
parade, but this one immediately caught
Sulaiman's eye. You get double the car,
but how do use the top one?
Photo:
Thomas Peters
For
those who worry about finding a parking
place downtown, this art car is just the
thing! In addition, you can take it easy
and catch a quick take a snooze. It's
economical, too; there's no need to worry
about gasoline prices or maintenance.
Photo:
Thomas Peters
Take
a look at the Clutter Car. Yes, you REALLY
are looking at a car! We're not sure where
the drivers and passengers
are.
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Photo:
Thomas Peters
Sulaiman
Alquraishi spotted this unusual art car
and decided to interview the owner. He
learned a lot about it, but he never got
to take a ride in it.
Photo:
Thomas Peters
Dusty
the Dolphin was designed by a former
junior high school teacher, who is now an
aircraft electrician and pilot in Wichita,
Kansas. He wanted his car to look like it
could fly. To convert his tiny Isetta into
an aerocar, he used the tail of a real
airplane.
Photo:
Thomas Peters
The
Flintstone car was unique, as were its
occupants. It's not often you see a car
like this rolling down the
road!
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