SOLVED - Geraldo´s #345 - Kolor Me Kustom Cadillac 1967

[jotage21]

Which car is this?

[Allemano]

 

[driggy]

Ultra Limos Inc. stretched 6-wheel station wagon

[jotage21]

no

[richard cuyler]

Kim Jong Un's tasteful new shopping car?

[jotage21]

a little bit older

[jotage21]

Exps

[sixtee5cuda]

1967 Cadillac limousine stretched out to 32 feet.  Cost $200,000 to build.  Built by Kolor Me Kustom of La Palma, California.  Owned by Ultra Limousine Service (as of 1982), part of the Kolor Me Kustom company.

After it was built, they applied to the Guinness Book of World Records for certification as the world's longest limo.

[jotage21]

You´re right!

[woodinsight]

Here's another couple of views -

[RayTheRat]

Yikes!  It's a good thing I was sitting down when I saw that!  Scared me half to death, it did!   

RtR

[Wendax]

Scared me half to death, it did! 

We're glad you didn't look twice. 

[RayTheRat]

LOL!

[woodinsight]

Sorry to give you a near HT Ray but I thought I'd add a couple of views I downloaded a few years ago of this abomination.....
Presumably built just to appear in a certain record breaking book - I still haven't seen a decent 3/4 quarters front view - probably out of most camera's width range at the time.

[RayTheRat]

Sorry to give you a near HT Ray but I thought I'd add a couple of views I downloaded a few years ago of this abomination.....
Presumably built just to appear in a certain record breaking book - I still haven't seen a decent 3/4 quarters front view - probably out of most camera's width range at the time.

Since I've had 5 heart attacks since 1997, I try to avoid 'em whenever possible.   

I can understand the lack of the 3/4 view.  If one could get the whole car in the frame, the length of the car would force a lotta empty space at the top/bottom of the frame.

RtR

[woodinsight]

Sorry to give you a near HT Ray but I thought I'd add a couple of views I downloaded a few years ago of this abomination.....
Presumably built just to appear in a certain record breaking book - I still haven't seen a decent 3/4 quarters front view - probably out of most camera's width range at the time.

Since I've had 5 heart attacks since 1997, I try to avoid 'em whenever possible.   

I can understand the lack of the 3/4 view.  If one could get the whole car in the frame, the length of the car would force a lotta empty space at the top/bottom of the frame.

RtR

Five since 1997! Wow that's more than I dare think about...... I had one back in the early 1990s but no problems in that area since.
I'll post a WARNING notice if I post any more photos like this one