The amazing-looking rig was just a well-played April Fools’ Day prank by an Australian vehicle wrap company.

The accident took place on April 5, and reportedly sent two individuals to the hospital.

The muscle car lacked license plates, but it did have a bumper sticker that turned out to be rather ironic.

The proposed legislation would limit classic car operations to Saturday and Sunday, or for use in dedicated shows.

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