Check this out. Cubans are actually modifying their cars in an attempt to float to the US. Which is pretty badass considering that unless you’re Inspector Gadget or James Bond, cars aren’t normally buoyant. There’s more of these kludges, along with funny pictures of cars in compromising positions over at ThatWillBuffOut.com
Submitted By: ThatWillBuffOut.com
Welcome, LA Weekly readers!
The Fixer community is swelling by the day, so if you’ve noticed some hiccups (such as the Contest Gallery being missing) please bear with us as we transfer the site onto a server better capable of serving the ravenous need to see cringe-worthy repair jobs.
In the meantime, please look this way to find ALL the Beyond The Door entries!
…and it’s you guys!
Holy smokes, the Fixer community is blowing up the internet with page views. We’ve cleared 10 million page loads and I just wanted to take a moment to thank each and every one of you. Whether you check in mutliple times a day or once a week; vote on images, leave a comment or just enjoy a laugh and get back to your day…THANK YOU!
And whatever you do, keep sending in those kludges.
 | FeIm on AK Chainsaw |
 | sean on $30,000+ Car, $5 Ratchet … |
 | Jonathan on A Sandglass That Only Works On… |
 | Don on Car Conga Line |
 | John on So Much for Efficiency |
 | dan on $30,000+ Car, $5 Ratchet … |
 | Tim on $30,000+ Car, $5 Ratchet … |
 | nethead on Just in Time for the Supe… |
 | gunmetalgreen on $30,000+ Car, $5 Ratchet … |
 | splatman on Caught in the Headlights |
