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31/05/2026 11:27 am
The Double-Wide Limousine is an oversized custom luxury vehicle designed in the 1980s by Jay Ohrberg
The “Double-Wide Limousine,” created by renowned customizer Jay Ohrberg, is an extreme stretched limousine concept built to showcase bold automotive creativity in the 1980s.
Its massive widened body design transforms a traditional luxury vehicle into an exaggerated showpiece focused on spectacle and custom styling.
Built using modified automotive platforms, it emphasizes novelty engineering, interior space expansion, and attention-grabbing design rather than standard performance.
Today, the Double-Wide Limousine is remembered in custom car culture as one of the most unusual and exaggerated limousine concepts ever built.
Disclaimer: This image is recreated for illustrative purposes only.
John Bono
North Jersey
31/05/2026 11:35 am
It appears to have been run-over by Fred Flintstone.
Steve
31/05/2026 12:36 pm
Bet it really hugs the road. I'd love to see the top raised. (Obviously in AI.) Fun illustration - thanks John!!