I ran across this cool art car gathering prior to their appearance at the Alberta Street Fair a few weeks back. Here is one of my favorites.
Rev. Bill’s Vacation Bible Camp
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rodger dodger 
Rodger, since I don’t know this event, I’m not sure how to take the results as seen in this car, but I’m willing to bet there’s a lot of satire going on. If not, then there’s a delicious amount of unwitting self-parody. Either way, it’s delightful.
The scarf looks great, by the way.
dear me, how does he keep this washed?
Nice to know that someone with religious zeal finds the Bush Cheney terror factory repugnant. Love that car, and would drive it, even though I don’t really find Christianity very appealing.
Hallelujah! That Chevy’s done been saved.
Oh My Gosh! That Chevy station wagon brings back childhood memories. My aunt and uncle owned one and I was in it numerous times when I was down for summers in So Cal.
whoo-eee, now that gives a wholenother meaning to those summer VBS programs. That is hilarious. Who says religion can’t be fun?
that’s fabulous 🙂 i especially love the W in a circle, the footprint of the great american chickenhawk.