Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Dung Beetle
St. Lucifer’s Dung Beetle is a Wasteland Weekend veteran; this ‘73 Volkswagen has attended every event since 2010 except for one. The
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Whorevette
Out in the Wasteland, have a need for speed, and don’t want a muscle car? David Azzarella took a “now for something completely
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Combine
At the opposite end of the spectrum from the scavenge-built, use-what-you-found vehicles are well thought-out rigs like Caliber’s Mustang named Combine. Combine is
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Metal Slug
If you decide to think outside the box, the way the Raging Ferals tribe has, you’ll realize that a snowmobile can operate just
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Skyhawk
Skyhawk is a 1970 Buick Skylark hardtop sedan that’s found a new life after being rescued from an auto-auction’s salvage lot. When found,
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Walkyre
Is this well-equipped Volkswagen a Beetle, or a buggy? It’s a bit of both. Dubbed Walkyre, this aircooler is owned by Wabbit. Underneath
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Crooked Irene
Russ Whitsell’s 1954 Chevrolet 3100, named Crooked Irene, started its post-apoc transformation the way that many builds do: with a free truck. The
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Tetanus
Tetanus is one of the scruffier members of the widely varied air-cooled Volkswagen brigade. This little scavenger’s ride, owned by Marion, sits on
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: the Golfin
St. Lucifer created a stir at Wasteland with a golf cart/coffin combo a couple of years ago, and the Golfin is an evolution
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Field Guide to Wasteland Vehicles: Corvair
A post-apocalyptic Corvair? Sure, why not? But like many of the chimeras of the Wasteland, this vehicle’s more than it seems. The windshield
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