Trikero Valhalla: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro
If you thought an MGB GT rusting on top of a mobile home was peak DT…well…just wait. Hold my Trike-Camero and watch this. How does this start? Not the vehicle…it probably has a button on the handlebars…but how does one start a project like this. You’ve got a 68 Camaro…which is a collectible and cool car…but then you’ve also got a spare Honda Valkyrie, so why not spend weekends and nights grafting the two together into an unholy Chariot of the Odds. It makes everything the Honda did well a bit worse — fuel economy, open air choppering, turning, etc. And everything the Camaro well, is worse…which was mostly being a 68 Camaro. But somehow, through all of the fog of weld, I belive this thing is better than the sum of its parts. And that, my friends, is the Christmas miracle we’ve been searching for. Find this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Trike offered for $1234 in Los Angeles, CA via facetrike marketbondo.
From the seller:
1968 Honda passport
$1,234
Listed a week ago in Los Angeles, CA
About This Vehicle
Driven 22,000 miles
Exterior color: Grey · Interior color:
Fuel type: Gasoline
Seller’s Description
Valkyrie reverse Trike 68 Camero. needs finishing.
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Seeing this picture, vividly takes me back to a January 1st in my 20’s with a monster hangover. Why did I think Red Bull & Vodka was a good idea? Never again……
As my friend Ty likes to say, “well, that’s just crazy enough to work.” This project is both batsh*t crazy and incredibly delightful. Bless the hungover, fever-dream-driven lunatics out there who continue to give birth to these glorious absurdities for the entertainment and benefit of us all. And happy New Year to my favorite community on the interwebs — the DT creators and readers. May all of your automotive dreams come true in 2024.
At this point, ’68 Camaro fenders, hood and roof might be worth that, toss in a effed-up Valkyrie and oh boy ask the wife for a loan.
I smell $1234 scam.
This is easily worth way more in parts and $1234 seems to be the popular price listed in scam listings. Plenty weird though.
It almost looks amphibious