Is this Chevrolet “Tritation” a wicked custom, or just wildly terrible?

[Bryan]

One of the most beautiful parts of the automotive world is that we are all free to modify and alter our cars to become an extension of our personality and character. However, some of you need to calm down with the sawzall and welder. This Custom Chevrolet Citation, dubbed the “Tritation,” is a prime example of taking it just a bit too far—though it is really well done. Read the full article on Hagerty.com:

https://www.hagerty.com/media/entertainment/is-this-chevrolet-tritation-a-wicked-custom-or-just-wild...

[Pepperalls]

Kudos to someone for realizing their vision. I kind of love that it has an olive green interior...

I think the Roadkill guys are probably the best place this could be used now?

[Kyle]

I would like to see someone dress it up like the Nissan Deltawing and race Lemons. I could only imagine it wouldn't be the worst thing in the handling department. The roll cage would be an interesting design though.

[Grace]

@Kyle i am in FULL support of this venture

[mchalewj]

Will Jeremy Clarkson test drive it and find out if it is as unstable as the Reliant Robin?

[gster]

That was a good episode.

[Syke]

Aaarrrggghhh!

[Huntz-Hall]

???? Holy Bat...t Robin!!!

[Chris]

The Reliant Robin came to my mind as well.  Unlike the Robin, which was very light, this one might be harder to set upright when it tips over.  Putting two wheels in the front and one in the rear works well Morgan sports cars have had this setup for over half a century.  One in the front and two in the rear is like a child's tricycle - they tip easily.

[Maestro1]

Another part of the Hobby endlessly interesting. Observing some people's ideas made into something real is always an achievement, weather you like the result or not.