For the 24 Hours of LeMons race -- in which a team cannot spend more than $500 on its car -- Porcubimmer Motors turned a superleggera rally car into a real-life version of the Homer-mobile designed by none other than Homer J. Simpson.
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License plate
The car Homer designed for his brother Herb Powell's auto manufacturer in "The Simpsons" episode "O Brother, Where Art Thou" is a testament to all that is Homer-iffic. We particularly like the "Bort" number plates.
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The Homer hits the road
The Homer car clocked in fifth in the June 29 Button Turrible race in Los Angeles.
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Backseat bubble
Bart and Lisa sit in the domed backseat, which in "The Simpsons" came equipped with leashes and muzzles for fighting kids.
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Refreshment at the ready
Enormous externally mounted cup holders? Check.
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Green and more green
Homer Simpson may not know anything about design, but he knows what he likes, and apparently he likes green.
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Bowler onboard
Another realistic touch: the hood ornament of a bowler.
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Honk, honk
The chrome, roof-mounted horn on Porcubimmer Motors' version of the Homer-mobile even blasts "La Cucaracha," just like it did in the series.