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Thought trikes were a 2013 WTF Fridays thing? Think again because this Cavalier based trike is just too damn 'wtf?' not to post. After presumably being on the losing end of a collision the rear end of this red third generation Cavalier has been axed in favour of a mess of tubing, a large rear wheel, and a formidable wing.

Can't really think of a better way to send off a year of Theme Tuesday posts than with a collection of my own personal favourite photos of 2013. One day I might go back and count how many photos I take in a season, but I do know it's quite a few so narrowing down my picks was a little difficult but I am pretty happy with the list below.

While on the Los Boulevardos forums getting my fill of builds that are too late, too low rider, and too custom, I came across this really cool 61 Ford Pick up build that was cross linked to the Hokey Ass Message Board. Originally intended to be a shop truck this build snowballed after the animal faeces were removed and things turned out to be a little rougher than the builder thought.

Jumping on the #throwbackthursday vibe this week with some 2012 event coverage that has yet to see the light of day. This coverage was originally intended to follow up another unreleased post, but somehow both got lost in the shuffle that was summer of 2012.

On Sunday I had the 3 out in it's first real 'storm' since it's been on air and it honestly took it like a champ. No frozen lines, ride pressure and height stayed consistent, and she was as sure footed as a mountain goat.

Continuing the one two punch of drift related Theme Tuesday posts is this week's edition on the wall tap. Wall taps are always exciting to watch because when they go well it's graceful and elegant, and when they go wrong it's levels of chaos ranging from beautiful to horrendous.

The Donk community is an interesting subset of the automotive culture because they never really seem to interact with 'the rest of us' too often. They do what they do --often with little regard to what anyone else thinks-- while the rest of us stare in utter disbelief, or try to ignore the fact they exist.

Found myself over on Street Source the other day where I came across this pretty cool Chevy Luv build. After a long period of ignoring his Luv, builder Daniel Maxwell decided that when the truck was fit for the streets it needed to be body dropped. The problem was he decided this after already putting a decent amount of work into it.

The dark days of winter have descended on Ontario marking the beginning of what will undoubtedly be a damn cold off season. A slight silver lining to a season of slush, and vehicle killing salt is that Winter Wednesdays have returned once more. Leading off this season of snowy posts is Work VS-XX equipped Lexus sitting on some fresh powder.

Curiously there's actually never been a Theme Tuesday dedicated to drifting on Stance Is Everything until today. Not exactly sure how that happened, but it did, so to make up for lost time I've decided break the drift drought with a post dedicated to the graceful art of the dirt drop.

The fact that I like Audi wagons isn't exactly news, I've been a fan of the A3 for some time now and I've also dedicated a Theme Tuesday to various forms of Avants. This may be the first Allroad I've posted and, surprise surprise, at the right height I like them as well.

A few days ago Ollie sent over a photo of a radial aircraft motor sitting innocently under the hood of a C10 knowing that I would set off trying to find more info about the truck. After Google-ing every conceivable configuration of "radial engined powered c10" I realized that there just doesn't seem to be a whole lot of information on the truck.