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I must know where to find this wondrous land where horses backseat drive and license plates are installed upside down. ~Not-So-Handy Andy
Favorite Comment: Sarkasm said,
“-Sir, do you know why I pulled you over?
-Neigh!”
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Yes, it is very silly to have your license plate up-side-down…
What do you mean the photo isn’t about the license plate?!?
“No, horseback riding has nothing to do with Riding with a horse in the back.”
How did then get the horse (pony?) in there anyway?
Entice it with a carrot?
Horses have been waiting for this for thousands of years
In case the 1 hp engine breaks down you have a spare one in the back!
Red car with a horse… Is this a Ferrari?
In Soviet Russia horse rides you!
Seems to be Slovakia. See link for another shot of it.
http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2003/04/28/motor-dun-cavall/
Yes, it is Slovakia…shot on the highway between Bratislava and Piestany
Licence plate is HC – that means Hlohovec
horse + red = ferrari
or not??
Reminds me of those:
http://static2.orf.at/vietnam2/images/site/oesterreich/200907/kuhs_big.jpg
http://static2.orf.at/vietnam2/images/site/oesterreich/200907/kuhnah_big.jpg
Whoa! That guy aimed those cows the wrong direction!
It has four wheels, it is red, and it has a white horse on it?
It must be a Ferrari!
Nice try, except the Ferrari horse is black.
I would say, that the licence plate is from Hlohovec, Slovakia. By the Slovak insurance registry the plate was insured from 2002-01-01 to 2003-02-06 with vehicle “VAZ”, which looks like the one on the picture.
Even Slovakia has better roads than the Midwest.
I just don’t get how it got in there. Is it on its knees on the back seat? Or are the legs just that short?
It looks like they removed the back seat altogether.
This might be a Norwegian plate. They are the only country I’ve found so far that uses this format and has the HC city code. Although it turns out, depending on the country, that might not even be a city code.
Steve, it’s definitely Slovakia, just as Trupik said before… I highly doubt you’ll find any old Russian VAZ in Norway with a gipsy behind the wheel and a horse in the back
how about this one:
Meanwhile, in Australia…
… you’d see a similar thing with 3 sheep, and emu and a grey kangaroo on the back seat of a Holden ute…
This is what happens when the horse trailer gets a flat tire 20 miles from the farm. “Okay Sparky, Get in and I’ll run you home…”
Then you find out he likes it better that way.
I know some of the poorest countries use dried manure for combustible, but I didn’t realize their cars run on premium fresh one as well.
-Sir, do you know why I pulled you over?
-Neigh!
ooooh Lada Samara!
In Soviet Russia…
It’s Slovakia and the car is a Lada (AvtoVAZ).
Why is the license plate on upside-down???
Just saying that the comments are awesome. Thank you
Oh look, he brought his own glue.
A red car with a white horse? IT’S A FERRARI!!!
FAIL @ the Ferrari comments, their logo has a BLACK horse…
…needed just one more horsepower…
Really should have rolled down the rear window or else he’s going to be in deep @#$%.
definitely slovakia, I live here and the license plate is slovak, city Hlohovec (HC). Car is Lada 2105, had one of those. Picture seems to be taken on the D1 highway that runs near Hlohovec and has an exit to it.
Right. But car is Lada (VAZ) 2101
That’s one way of adding more horsepower to your car….
On the way to college my freshman year I passed a Buick with 3 very obese people in the front seat, a small horse in the back, and a poor terrified dog in a dog carrier wedged in the trunk that was strapped down.