Bunny and I stopped by Josef & Joseph [1] to have them fix Bunny's watch (it turned out to just need a new battery). Inside is a large collection of clocks, watches and jewelry. Outside, however, was this!
[A silver car, longer than a limousine with an assortment of ornamants adorning the outside] “That's not a limousine, this is a limousine!” [2] [3] [The frontend of a silver car with nine, count them, nine, headlights spanning the front grill] I don't think I'd want this barrelling towards me from behind at night! [4] [5] [The other side of a three-times longer than normal silver car with three baloon-like things leaned up against it] This is so unusual of a car that three aliens have come down to examine it closely. [6] [7] [Closeup detail of the car, sporting emblems from VW, BMW, and Cadilac, with a model air plane strapped to the top, all silver] I don't think those wings are capable of supporting flight. Probably for the best. [8] [9]
When I asked about the car inside, I was informed that indeed, it could drive, so it's a working car, made of a VW, BMW and Cadilac welded together and painted silver. And it was delivered as part of an Elvis Presley [10] exhibit at Josef & Joseph. What Elvis has to do with a Mad-Max inspired limousine is beyond me. But it's there, and it's awesome.
It's also been there so long you can see it on Google's street view [11]!
[2] /boston/2025/04/16/thumb-artcar1.jpg
[3] /boston/2025/04/16/artcar1.jpg
[4] /boston/2025/04/16/thumb-artcar2.jpg
[5] /boston/2025/04/16/artcar2.jpg
[6] /boston/2025/04/16/thumb-artcar3.jpg
[7] /boston/2025/04/16/artcar3.jpg
[8] /boston/2025/04/16/thumb-artcar4.jpg
[9] /boston/2025/04/16/artcar4.jpg