Driving Miss Corpse-y

"It is hard to shock a seasoned police officer, but police in the Los Angeles area say they have never seen what they found in a woman's car this week. They say a woman was driving around for months with a dead mummified body in the front passenger's seat." (Click here to see a local news report on this incident)

Monsterized Mini-Cooper

I wish all cars had grills like this.

A costume for your Subaru

I wish my Subaru looked cool like this one.


(Via Nihon Car)

Little Rascals racer

My family was watching The Little Rascals tonight. (The 1994 feature film, not the classic movie shorts from the 30s & 40s.) In one of the final scenes, some bullies steal the Rascals' prize go-cart and re-paint it in this skull motif. What a creative paint job. I love it! Maybe Mrs. Bones will let me paint our car like this. (It would be the baddest looking Subaru station wagon this side of the Mississippi!)

Monster-head kiddie car

I think I know what my son is getting for his next birthday!


(Via Boing Boing)

Skull brake light

I've I'm ever lucky enough to own a Phantom Roadster, I plan on adding this 1930s-era skull-shaped brake light.

Evil dragon car

If you really want to scare the kids on Halloween, try parking this in front of your house rather than a hearse.

Demon radiator cap

I wish I could get one of these for my car.

Phantom Roadster

If I could have my dream car, it would be this... the Phantom Roadster. Produced in 2007 by The Scare Factory, every inch of this "haunt rod" is tricked out, haunted perfection. Hand engraved tombstone brakes, skull mirrors, webbing on the windscreen and wing supports, skull suicide shifter and tombstone radiator (with the upper torso of a skeleton riding behind it). Whenever a gift giving holiday rolls around and my family asks me what I want, I always say "a Phantom Roadster". So far, no luck. Maybe someday though...