Custom Cadillac Camper - Neatorama

This camper is built over a 1956 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. This is the first time that I've heard of such a vehicle, but apparently there were many of them made in years past. They're called, appropriately, "Caddy Shacks". eBay seller sportscarlacalifornia is offering this one for sale.

Link via Jalopnik

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I'm with vonskippy on this one ....

seen the dozen and more online .... and each one more fugly then the next

bunch of bleeping " " smokers

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$1500 for that hunk of junk and still hasn't met the reserve.

Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha.

Good luck with that sale.

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I amazed with all the road time you have under your tires, you've never seen one of these. There are hundreds of them out there.

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Love it

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Almost here?! You said it already was back when you posted this: http://www.neatorama.com/2007/09/04/yay-3d-hologram-is-here/

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Strangely Gizmodo pulled this story shortly after posting it.

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Wow with sound will be a great plus.

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tie figther? shouldn't it be endor with the death star enclosed in its protective shield?

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Pft... they've had these things at Sharper Image for years.
The little spinning holographic caller ID thing.
Big deal.

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This is no more a hologram than any other persistence of vision gadget. Different viewpoints of an object are generated and reflected off of a moving mirror -- big deal. You wanna try putting your hand into that?

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I called my little Star Wars freak 9 year old son over to see this article. This is a direct quote from him:

"OK. I think the 21st century is finally starting to get to what it's supposed to be."

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Shows just how gullible 9-yr-olds are.

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This is a pretty ancient idea, though I hope it gets further than the one shown on Tomorrow's World in the 90s. IIRC they used a phosphor coated spinning helix and a laser which excited it.

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