It's a plane! It's a car! It's both?
That's right! The vehicle that most, if not all, are mistaking for a plane, is actually a street-legal car.
Jeff Bloch is not only a cop, but a car-enthusiast. The "Speedy Cop," as his friends call him, built this amazing machine in April 2013 for a 24 Hours of LeMons race in South Carolina.
Jeff had the perfect vehicles for his creation. He used a decaying 1956 Cessna 310 aircraft and the bottom of a Toyota van.
For the race, Jeff says that he recruited friends to strip the interior and the bottom of the aircraft to place it over the bottom of the Toyota, creating the odd-looking machine.
The vehicle ended up costing Jeff about $8,000, but the payoff was definitely worth it. He named the plane "Spirit of LeMons," and it won the grand prize, traveling up to 90 mph on the track. The converted plane measures 27 feet in length!
Since then, he has made alterations to the plane-car to make it legal on the street. And since, he's been turning heads and drawing attention everywhere he goes!
"It's not every day you see an airplane driving up a regular highway," says one awe-struck onlooker.
But watch to see the car pull up to a fast-food restaurant — we're sure the employee wasn't expecting to see this awesome ride drive by his window!
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Cop Turns Abandoned Plane Into Street-Legal Car by BarcroftTV
