22 Vehicles That Think They’re Part Of 'Mad Max'

"Mad Max" is an aesthetic, and these war buggies are ready for a desert battle.

Published 8 months ago in Wtf

All the way back in 1979, a then little-known Mel Gibson starred in the first Mad Max movie, introducing the franchise's now iconic aesthetic to the world.

Since then, "Mad Max" has become an adjective used to describe anything rugged, rusty, and ready for a desert battle. There are plenty of things that fit the "Mad Max" description around the United States, and self-modified vehicles certainly are on the list.

Here are 22 war buggies that would look right at home roaring into frame during the two-hour car chase that is Mad Max: Fury Road.

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“My local Walmart, Mad Max style.”

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“In honor of Mad Max, my daily driver.”

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“The new Mad Max is apparently being filmed in Alaska.”
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Chainsaw powered Russian Bicycle.

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Mad Max truck pulling an Amazon trailer.
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“Lakeland Florida, Mad Max style.”
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A scrapper.
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“Mustang remix.”

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Pizza delivery Civic.
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“Country ATV.”

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“I saw Mad Max on my commute this morning.”
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“Saturn go-kart.”
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Mad Max parked at Walmart.
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“It gets worse the more you zoom in. Not quite sure how this thing is able to get down the road, let alone not be pulled over every five seconds.”
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Spotted in a Walmart parking lot.
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“In Texas, if you can’t afford to buy a new pickup truck, you just make due with what ya got!”
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“Battle ready Ferrari 308.”