Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart for February 29, 2020

For six wheels you need at least six horses.(More if you have a pool.)

For more on power to weight ratio . . .

https://medium.com/@almirx101/horsepower-per-weight-calculator-b509df3386db

A good horse may put out as much as 15 “horsepower”.

Looks like that coach is made of cinder blocks too!

Just noticed the “taillight” on that thing!

A harness might be a good idea, too.

A true “one-horse town”!

How did they get it there? Did they build it in place?

If chubby on top hadn’t caught this bus , one horse could have pulled it.

I call it MMTB. More money than brains. There’s also MMMTB – Much….

That really says a lot – (I price things for a living)

That ain’t no one horse open sleigh.

Get a married horse instead

Also, it’s much easier to control a 150 hp vehicle than a 1 hp horse!

Neigh!

Reminds me of the DeLorean and the Pontiac Fiero, all flash and no dash.

I assume that is pretty much the first Winnebago.

The hitch angle sux, too

Somewhere, there is an analogy for the state of Illinois there…

What happens when you use a VW to create a Winnebago

“Recreational Vehicle”

Nice…so long as going somewhere is not a factor.

Spend more on main street in stead of wall street.

Needs a few more horsepower.. maybe a turbocharged one?