It's designed as a sales gimmick, but sometimes I wish my car was like this. Then I wouldn't spend so much time crawling around and peering into tiny crevices with a torch while I try to figure out what the blazes has gone wrong this time.
Friday, 10 June 2011
Peekaboo Pontiac
It's designed as a sales gimmick, but sometimes I wish my car was like this. Then I wouldn't spend so much time crawling around and peering into tiny crevices with a torch while I try to figure out what the blazes has gone wrong this time.
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A see-through car might be a disadvantage if you're in a business like moonshine-running or alpaca smuggling.
ReplyDeleteAlso at the 1939 World's Fair:
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See through television.