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You gotta keep those station wagons penned in. They’re wild!



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Garage Fail

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  1. k@ the custard fairy Purveyor of ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirts says:

    Poland?

  2. Aja says:

    It was assembled from the inside, like those ships-in-a-bottle.

  3. Arthur Eld says:

    There seems to be a trash bag on the roof.

  4. Aja says:

    In fact the exit is on the other side, so you have to drive through the house to get out.

  5. This is why you should never let the Three Stooges build your garage.

  6. AAAAAAAAAAHHHH says:

    Second!

  7. Shift says:

    I did it!!! For the last like many weeks i’ve been browsing trough all those nearly 400 pages of the failblog, and today i’ve finished!!! I’ve reached the last one!! THe last page!!!! Now i’m free!!!! Hurray for me!!!!

  8. Gladiator763 says:

    It’s not really a FAIL; its a demolition WIN. Obviously this guy wanted to take out the major load-bearing support in this garage and have a little fun in the so doing.

  9. Arthur Eld says:

    Okay, OT alert.

    Clicky. Ignore that the trash bin is overflowing; notice the metal plate under it. Why does that exist, you ask? Well, I asked that myself. The answer is: To empty the bins a small truck stops close to them. Then they don’t take the bag out of the bin, they also don’t lift the bin and empty it onto the truck. That both would be too simple and too cheap.

    Instead, a hydraulic system underneath the metal plate automatically lifts the bin two meters up in the air (which actually takes awhile) and then empties it onto the truck.

    Thought I’d share that; when I first saw that happening I couldn’t stop laughing about this expensive method for half an hour!

  10. Bierbuikje says:

    Second!

  11. jake says:

    so how did they get the car in there?

  12. jake says:

    did they just build around it

  13. jake says:

    they look to be about the same age

  14. Roland of Gilead says:

    In fact we are not able to see through the pole, so we don´t have an evidence of the two car parts beeing connected behind that pole… tada,
    theres the clue, it´s a splittable car.. like uhm.. the batmobile

  15. Roland of Gilead says:

    I like the PLLLLBBTTs of this^^

  16. LolWut says:

    i shat bricks

  17. PoPo says:

    Stuck between a pole and a hard place.

  18. 3dham says:

    I would say it is an anti theft device except:

    #1 who would want to steal a station wagon?
    #2 it wouldn’t work since the station wagon could easily take it out while backing up.

  19. Christer says:

    Hey, awesome stationary wagon! ^^

  20. Christian fail says:

    woot polacks for valentines

  21. Lady says:

    Who voted for this!? It’s stupid.

  22. Lobsang Rampa says:

    This is not necessarily a fail. A long time ago, in a different country, I had a “place” to put my car that couldn’t be closed by a door, just like the place in the picture. The solution was a removable horizontal back, locked by big padlocks, that would be removed as needed, keeping car thieves away. Maybe the guy in the picture took the vertical approach…

  23. Andrew Ong says:

    Now how did that post come behind the station wagon?

  24. Benderik says:

    PHOTOSHOPED GAYNESS!!!

  25. WestTxGal says:

    This is actually a house I pass often… It is in a small city in West Texas… If I remember the story correctly, the elderly lady’s carport roof started to sag. Since she no longer drove, moving the wagon was not an issue, so whoever decided to fix it just stuck the middle pole in where you see it now, and Voila! This is actually a pretty good post for the “There, I Fixed It” site!! LOL!

  26. *-* says:

    *PHOTOSHOP WINS AGAIN*
    oh, wait, [reads last post] really?

  27. floo says:

    that car got to drink the pole

  28. Steve says:

    Looks like a late 70s Ford LTD Country Squire.
    AAh, that brings me back. My folks used to have one. It was humongous and it handled like a barge. So much legroom you could hide someone under the dashboard and still not feel cramped. They sold it to a guy who did demolition derby. Memories…

    Anyway…let me guess, the porch was in imminent danger of collapse, and the car has been dead for years…so they rigged up those flimsy looking supports as a temporary fix.


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