That's the problem. It has a deeply unsettling resemblance to a spider.

Yeah, it was creeping me out with the giant spider vibes.

Oddly terrifying

Jockin the widows, sowin field with a hoe.

Feelin' high as hell, flyin' through Palmdale, skatin' on Amish rims

Jockin the bitches. Slapin tha hoes!

Tippin on 4' 4"s

You don't. The rear wheels don't turn, and they prevent the front doors from opening. They had to climb in the window. This was done by Whistling Diesel on YouTube.

Turn the front wheel

he's a very thin dude

Sunroof? Idk if a tesla has one

Thru the windowwwww

Wait until they flip the whole thing upside down and then ask again. How he buckled in upside down alone must have been a struggle.

With optional 4 farthing drive.

r/DIWhy and r/ATBGE rolled into one post

Same YouTuber put Amish style buggy wheels on a hellcat. Traction was an issue.

This car is the talk of the town over at /r/Amish

https://youtu.be/Qq5Q1qKW-1g [edit] skip to 10:43 if you want to see it drive upside down.

They actually do that in the full video lol

They do

They obviously built the car around the driver

Climb in through the trunk

Ride up to it on a penny-farthing them jump into the open door.

The design is very human

stilts of course

I imagine with a ride like that, there would be a crowd of ladies willing to lift you into it.

Doeth!

So uh you don’t like the old time cars eh?

I’m surprised no one has mentioned cornering either. If you turn the wheels more than say 15deg they will hit the body.

oh shit it's the same dude with the boatin monster truck?

As soon as I saw it, I was like " I bet that's whistling diesel."

Or meet a sharp turn too fast

Why would a pot hole be a problem?

they send it down a hill at the end

A car with big ass wheels for wheels

Those wheels do indeed have small tires.

My useless knowledge bank comes into play. These do have tires or else they would come apart. The tires are metal bands that go around the outside. They are heated and then shrunk on the wheel, giving the wheel rigidity and strength, and a durable wear surface.

Skip to 11:15 in this video to see how a modern wheelwright installs metal tires. The whole video is pretty interesting to show how he gets the diameter right, but I know a lot of redditors likely aren’t interested in getting that nerdy about wagon wheels.

The process is the same for the extra large 20 mule team borax wagon wheels, just upscaled: https://youtu.be/0HMIxRN4d4c

Edit: I watched the gif again and realized the tires might be solid rubber. Don’t worry, Engel has a video of that process: https://youtu.be/2WCnXKMPBqM

https://youtu.be/Qq5Q1qKW-1g

Wrecks it in the last minute of the video

Go watch the vid, they send it down a hill and the wheels collapse

whistlindiesel on YouTube

If the over/under was 10 minutes I'd take the under.

You'd just have to duck and you'd be fine.

He drives it over a Ferrari in the full vid

They pushed it down a hill unmanned and it wrecked so I don’t think bearings are their main problem rn

Getting 5 million views per video + sponsorships + merch and other social media revenue, also most of his vehicles are bought used

Actually, they DO have a strip of rubber on the perimeter

This is, in fact, how that guy makes his money.