Rick Sullivan Creates Upside Down Cars That You Can Actually Drive
Laura McQuarrie — September 24, 2014 — Autos
References: lostateminor & visualnews
This upside down car is one that might make you do a double take, especially if you saw it driving like any other car on the road. The car was created by Rick Sullivan and in order to create this unusual vehicle, Sullivan left the car's dummy wheels and hidden drive train in place. Up top, there are four wheels that don't touch the ground, along with a windshield that's really the only indicator that something is not quite right.
Even so, the from afar, this unusual car design could easily food other into thinking that it was completely flipped over. So far, Sullivan has created multiple car designs like this, including an upside down Camaro, racing cars and even a Cessna airplane drag racer.
Even so, the from afar, this unusual car design could easily food other into thinking that it was completely flipped over. So far, Sullivan has created multiple car designs like this, including an upside down Camaro, racing cars and even a Cessna airplane drag racer.
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