check this out

[Buck]

Check out these pics I took at a gas station across the street from my house. All I got to say is....only in Nevada! (sorry for the poor pic quality, I had to take the pics on my phone.)

 

[Buck]

I looked at it and it is in fact a fully functional 4 wheel drive limo with 44 inch tires!

 

[anarchistchiken]

More likely it's an extended pickup truck or SUV frame with a limo body dropped onto it. It's pretty badass either way.

 

[FUNKYMONKEY1]

I saw a jaguar on 38's in south padre....i'll see if i can find some pics of it. but that's a cool limo

 

[peepsalot]

classy

 

[hyperboarder]

I'd drive it, probably over something or someone.

 

[crzywolve]

hmm something nice to take a date out with .. just make sure you bring flowers, bottle of bubbly and a step ladder LOL :-D

 

[MyZmZm]

^Brings to mind the bumper sticker I saw on a jacked up truck once...

"Thank God for short skirts and tall trucks"

Had to laugh at that one; only a guy could think something like that up.

 

[Buck]

A guy I know has a huge chevy pickup and he has a bumper sticker on the back that says "If u can't stop, wave as u go under."

 

[Buck]

More likely it's an extended pickup truck or SUV frame with a limo body dropped onto it. It's pretty badass either way.

Why couldn't it be a limo frame with the drive train replaced?

 

[anarchistchiken]

Well it could, it would just be a LOT harder to do that way. If it's a truck frame, it already has all the suspension points, motor mounts, etc that you would need to do something like this, not to mention the years of experience people have with lifting big trucks. If it's on a limo frame, everything has to be started from scratch, which means tons of r&d and testing to get stuff to work at all, much less work reliably.

It's possible, just not likely.

 

[Buck]

ya, but anyone who has the time to do that probably has the time to do it the hard way