Saturday, March 21, 2020

Just when you think you've seen every stupid looking thing ever made, 1968 Mohs' Ostentatienne Opera Sedan. Built by Mohs Seaplane Corporation of Madison, Wisconsin.

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  1. Jeff F.4:50 PM

    The Mohs Ostentatienne...think I got the spelling right. It's the white walls that really set it off, don't you think?
    Yow.

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  2. Al Bergstrazer1:34 PM

    Dude, a Rolls Royce on acid! Mohs built floats for floatplanes in Madison WI. This beastie had 20-inch wheels and sealed-beam taillights. The chassis and engines were from International Havester and so a 304 or 549 V8 could be had. Standard equipment included a refrigerator, a 2-way radio that had a pair of base stations for home or office, a gold-inlaid Walnut instrument panel, velvet upholstery, Ming Dynasty carpeting, special safety bucket seats, a 110-volt converter, a butane furnace, and a multi-fuel-capable induction system. Moh's also created what would today be called a luxury SUV called the Safarikar also built on an IH chassis. The exterior of the Safarikar was completely covered in padded naugahyde.

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    1. Jesse10:16 PM

      I saw the Safarikar in Vegas at that Casino that had the car collection museum... it was impressive, and I think I posted about it before

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    2. Al Bergstrazer9:18 AM

      I thought you might have.

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    3. Jesse11:41 AM

      yep, THIS one I'd never heard of or seen before

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