Mud bogs are usually dominated by large trucks, Jeeps, and occasional SUV, but a vintage sedan tends to stick out like a sore thumb. There are the occasional oddities such as Corvettes, Camaros, and the Mustangs that are prepped for bogging, but an early 1940’s Sedan is something entirely different.

100 internet points for anyone that can identify what car this is supposed to represent. An early 40’s Chevy?

Identifying the vintage sedan is somewhat troublesome without being able to track down the owner of vehicle in question, but we can offer 100 internet points for anyone who knows the exact year, make, and model. It appears to be a fiberglass front end for early 1940’s Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan, but it could be Plymouth or something else entirely.

Although it would be excellent to have total recall of every single vehicle on the planet, identifying the sedan is not the point of this news story, the sheer cool factor in building something different is the point.

Having fun and bringing along friends is part of car culture; sharing experiences such as burying a vintage sedan in deep mud make for great stories to share along with few cold beers. Before the internet gurus chomp on the jugular, the driver does it the sedan stuck, but that is just par for the course when it comes to any form of off road entertainment.

There are perfect drivers, but again perfection is not the point. The creator of this mud mobile combined his or her love of classic cars with the desire to fling mud in all directions. Keyboard warriors need to take break and enjoy the simple pleasures of having fun with a classic car on or off road.

Eventually the car gets stuck, but you have to give the builder credit for trying something new.