From a Tbird forum I go to,,,,

[Wanderin_fool]

Supposedly this was a real deal at one point,,who knows? They ride like a ship in molasses anyway, I cant imagine this at all. I told them in the other forum I would post to see some interesting comments,,,,

[JumboJet]

RoadAbode wrote:
Here's one of my Favorites

For some reason, that Caddy reminds me of a girl I dated back in the 60's! :B

[JumboJet]

Odd combination (conflagration?) indeed. I once saw a Cadillac pulling a 5th wheel RV. The 5th wheel hitch was mounted to the roof of the Caddy. Comfort and utility all in one package with a 500 c.i. for towing.

[noteven]

These piggy back units would be technically duallies, so it is all good. 🙂

[Farmerjon]

joeshmoe wrote:
That's a 64 El Camino. I always wanted one.

My 1st new car was a 66 El Camino with a 327. I can't imagine trying to carry a load like that on it.

[loggenrock]

Someone mentioned the person in the cab-over. Look close - it appears she may be standing, not sitting! Look in the car, too. Looks like her legs... ST

[ScottG]

Wanderin fool wrote:
Scott, Im at vtci forum and facebook. 64,65,66 ford thunderbird, flairbirds on facebook, and Int. thunderbird club on facebook.

That's were I sometimes hang too. But I've been busy the last couple of months and haven't been there much.
I'm Redbird64 over there.

Scott

[Wanderin_fool]

Scott, Im at vtci forum and facebook. 64,65,66 ford thunderbird, flairbirds on facebook, and Int. thunderbird club on facebook.

[Camper_Jeff___K]

Love those old T-Birds.
Be nice if it was a convertible.

[joeshmoe]

That's a 64 El Camino. I always wanted one.

[NRALIFR]

Here's a picture of what appears to be a camper from the same manufacturer. The oval plates on the side look identical, and I can just barely make out "Car-???" written on it. The OP's may be one that someone modified for use with a car, or maybe it was really available like that from the EOM.



On the camper the OP posted, notice the crowned roof to allow for the camper floor being above the trunk lid on the car. It's not sitting in the trunk, it's sitting above it!

:):)

[ScottG]

It's interesting to say the least. Must have done magic to keep the soft rear end from sagging.
Oh and very, very few T-birds had pass side mirrors. Those that had them were added by the dealer and they don't work worth a dang.
BTW, what TBird site do you go to? I belong to the VTCI and have had a 64 for 36 years. Always looking for more Thunderbird action!

Here's mine, think a TC would add anything to it?

[Wanderin_fool]

That era was a unibody. The Caddy would be more believable, as the birds rode like jello empty. You guys are such naysayers,,, dont you know if its on the net, it has to be real!!???
I dont see how that couldnt be photshopped. Fine,,Im moving on to the Loch Ness monster,,

[joeshmoe]

See it wiggle...watch it jiggle LoL

[Reddog1]

Could you imagine the tire squirm? Probably like riding on a bowl of jello.