Ok, so this guy likes Lamborghinis, but also likes Fords. So, what does he do? He gets the best of both worlds by taking a 2007 Mustang and shoving a massive V-10 and transaxle into its middle. He calls it the Tractorri. Pretty impressive, eh?

Using one Mustang shell, one Lamborghini Gallardo parts car and one Mustang parts car, not to mention thousands of hours of labor, this guy combined the best parts of each ride. He calims that everything from the transmission to the all-wheel-drive system work.

Source: Jalopnik.com

I came across this article on The Thinking Blog that I thought was pretty cool, so I wanted to share it with you. It's a list of 11 awesome concept cars that will probably never hit the production line, but it would be cool if they did. Are there any you would add to the list?

11. Ford Airstream concept

10. Toyota i-Real concept

Do you drive one of the most sought after cars in America? If so, good for you. However, if it's one of the most sought after cars by thieves, that spells trouble. With today's technology, there are plenty of ways to prevent thieves from breaking in and/or stealing your car, such as alarm systems, lo-jack and On-Star. But, those can all get pricey. Have you ever considered simply covering your car with a locking car cover? Not only does a car cover keep your vehicle (and your valuables inside) out of the line of sight of conniving thieves, but it also keeps your paintjob protected from harmful outdoor elements.

 I found this list of the Top 10 Most Stolen Cars in the U.S. If your car is listed on here, or even if it’s not, consider the most cost-effective way to keep your car protected from thieves, sun damage and bird droppings. A new car cover is easy to use, and costs much less than installing an ineffective alarm system.

10. 2002 Ford Explorer; 11,783 stolen last year

9. 1999 Ford Taurus; 11,958 stolen last year

8. 1994 Acura Integra; 12,024 stolen last year