Which One Is The Most Creative?

[cabinetman]

A little scrap wood and a few minutes in the shop.

[RAFlorida]

Interesting!

I bet Red Green owns that black car.

[BobSch]

Form instead of function?

[cabinetman]

Some late entries:
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[TB Roye]

All of them have one problem. More drag than downforce. The down force is coming mainly from the extra weight.

Tom

[gsmittle]

How about None of the Above?

g.

[cwsmith]

Well at least they didn't throw away good money, and considering the intelligence behind the effort, their time wasn't worth more than a couple of cents either.

Art Linkletter said it best, "People ARE funny!"

CWS

[crybdr]

My vote is for the last pic in the OP's original posting.....not creative, but expanding upon the 'state of the art'

This is a true 'bi-plane' spoiler.... Guaranteed to DOUBLE the 'perceived' downforce required to keep the back end of this hot-rod on the pavement during normal driving...

My guess is that this contraption actually acts as a wing! - lifting the back end of the car up!

Amazing what people will do to look like the pros......

[sparkeyjames]

True examples of the dumbing down of America. At least the could have spray painted them with some primer to make it look like they were actually trying for a decent result.

[os1kne]

The first one (that is larger than the others) looks like it could actually be used as a lever - for someone to hang on the back to bring the front end off the ground w/o a jack. Could be handy for speedy oil/tire changes, etc. I hope that these were intended as a joke, and not as an improvement to the vehicle.

[Shep]

I can just imagine they bragging to their buddies about their sweet ride.

[LCHIEN]

at least its not all stupid americans, one of those has European plates...