The Finnjet, at the Essen Motorshow 2012.

The Finnjet measures 22-foot-long, weighs 7,500-pounds and includes a stove, microwave, freezer, TV, two air conditioning units and even a sauna.
There are three car batteries installed to keep all the electrics functioning plus four spare wheels and built-in sat nav.
The basic vehicle is based on two Mercedes Benz 300TD station wagons welded together.
There are also parts from a 1962 Chrysler Imperial plus 86 lights and 36 mirrors.
Its architect, Antti Rahko, from Florida, used the car as an airport limo car and can carry up to 10 passengers.
The Finnjet also won the Houston Texas Art Car Parade twice.

A Mercedes Benz O305 at the Hannover Tram Museum.

A Mercedes Benz 230SL, at the Bremen Classic Motorshow.

Whenever I see George in a nice pose and I point the camera at him, he starts walking toward me. I think he wants to eat the camera, even though I have told him many times it does not taste like tuna.

I'm glad to see the '53 & '54 Chevrolets get more recognition. They have lived under the shadow of the 55 - 57 years long enough. But I do remember back in those days we looked down on the 53 & 54 Chevrolets, they didn't have a V8 engine and they looked 'fat' compared to the '55. Now I'm so tired of seeing 57 Chevrolets (I prefer the '56 to the '57).

Anyway, here's a superb example of a 1953 woody station wagon, a very rare model. In fact I can't remember when I last saw one. This one is extremely well done, complete with surfboard, perfect for the upscale surfer dude.

Note the Olds wheel covers and the wide whitewall tires - nice touch!

In the 1950's the Chrysler Imperial was the weirdest looking of the Big 3's luxury cars, with its taillights sitting on top of the rear fenders like bug eye protrusions. They also sold the least of the Big 3 luxury car lines. By the time this 1967 Imperial came out they were much more conventional looking and more luxurious but still never caught up to Cadillac and Lincoln.

This 1967 shows the sleek Chrysler styling of the era, a little boxy looking to us today but back then it was quite cool. It's also a huge car - probably what the B-52's were singing about in 'Love Shack' when he says "I've got me a Chrysler and its big as a whaaale!" Song doesn't work nearly as well if he sang 'Imperial' instead of 'Chrysler'. I wonder how many people we could fit in this car? Including the trunk (the Chicago option) . . .

Saw this Imperial in a mall parking lot on the way to the Salute to American Graffiti show, and being a confirmed MoPaR crazy I practically stood my old Jeep on its side making a quick turn into the lot to grab these photos.

Without a doubt, I would look really good driving this car! If anyone would like to buy this car for me, I can test my theory. Hmm? Any takers?

1964 Ford Falcon Futura convertible

1951 Ford Tudor

1949 Plymouth Deluxe (I think), for sale for $2500, and the body is mostly solid too! (I was even tempted to buy it when I heard the price!)

Seen at Auto Italia 2011.

Seen at Auto Italia 2011.
This is about as small as Campervans go!

Seen at the Tredegar Park Vintage Car Rally, Newport 2011.

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A cosplayer as Ghostbuster Jensen, from the "Ghostbusters" universe, at Comic-Con International 2011.

as Princess Pikachu, from "Pokemon," at Umicon 2012.

as The Sheriff of Lynchwood, from "Borderlands 2," at Megacon 2013.

I decided to post the pictures with me and the Winnie the Pooh characters.

Here's me with Winnie the Pooh.

I had to challenge myself to go on "It's a Small World," since I haven't been on in it forever. Plus, I wanted to check out the new insides before you go in the boat. The Ride was OK, it was relaxing. We really liked the Penguins and the Platypuses toward the end.

Before we left, I had to take a picture of the Clock-Tower. I told my friend, the Clock-Tower was a boss in Epic Mickey. [link] I think you'll like the creepiness of it Foxy.

I needed to take a picture of one of the most iconic rides in Disney World history, "Space Mountain."

It was so fun going on the ride with no wait. I wish we were able to do it twice.