baby you can drive my car

on my way out of the hospital this afternoon, saw this car parked on the other side of the street. i looked at it for a long time before i realized i had my camera in my humongous bag. i could've crossed to the other side but there was too much traffic and it was hot and muggy. i wonder if it's a working car or just a decoration, although this is a busy main thoroughfare (with the hospital and medical centre occupying two blocks) and i doubt a full-size decorative car would be permitted to permanently get ensconced in there. i'm sure though that it would get a ticket as half its rear tires are in the no-parking area.

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[Ingrid]

What an amazing car! Good thing you had you camera!

[moni kozi]

Hahaaaahaaaa!!!! I wouldn't drive that car... maybe if they paid me :) gee isn't it ugly? All that bling... :) :) but it is a sight, I'll give you that.

[bkb in the city]

Great find and capture

[Diana]

Goodness gracious, so much bling it hurts the eyes! I would have loved to see the character that drives it ;-)

[Kathy A]

Well that's something you don't see every day!

[Susan Wakely]

How to get noticed.

[Bill]

You must be very observant to notice this subtle looking car. What some people will do to get noticed.

[katy]

definitely a one of a kind car and an intriguing photo op!

[Lou Ann]

Oh my word!

[Merrelyn]

Looks like someone wants to be noticed when they're out and about.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I guess for some wearing sparkly shoes or clothing just isn't enough. But yes, that was a photo opp waiting to happen!

[Kathy]

What a serendipituous happening. This car is definitely bedazzled.

[Helen Jane]

very strange, looks like it has sweets stuck all over it. I rather like that the plant behind looks like a continuation of the dots of colour and decorations.