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" About 50 years ago, the 1915\u00A0firetruck that underpins this car was abandoned in the woods by a local fire department. Fast-forward to 2014, and some current firefighters from that same department went into the woods and located what remained of the truck.\u00A0That same\u00A0month, Gary Wales adopted it and decided to turn it into a car. The result is the LaBestioni Rusty Two, the 7000-lb behemoth you see here. Wales designed and built the entire amazing creation.\u00A0The hood and the radiator are both from the original firetruck, the\u00A0engine is a 14-liter T-head that&amp;#039;s been restored to its former glory, and the color is nothing more than patina with a clear coat. Disc brakes and power steering help make it more driveable, but power is still routed through a three-speed transmission and sent to the rear wheels via chain drive. It&amp;#039;s huge, it&amp;#039;s loud, it weighs three and a half tons, and it looks like nothing else on the road. The LaBestioni Rusty Two may be odd, but it sure is fascinating. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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