Sweet Georgia Donk

By Jeff Glucker Oct 23, 2009

Not rollin - starters hatin...
Not rollin' - starters hatin'...

I present to you a find from one of my favorite web sites on the entire Intertubes… PropertyRoom.com. Here you can find new products being sold at low prices, but the real gems are the items that find their way to us thanks to various law enforcement agents. It could be a diamond ring, a 58-inch Plasma TV, or my new favorite find – a 1986 Cadillac Fleetwood DONK!This stunning V8 beast is located in Georgia, so it has a nice pedigree since all Donks originated from the Peachtree state.
Apparently the listed mileage is 17,691 but I am willing to wager dollars to dubs that this may have turned the odometer wheels a bit more than that. It doesn’t start but I am sure many of you loyal readers can get this thing running in 20 minutes… (Tim could do it simply by staring at it… he IS the most interesting mechanic in the world).
Who needs a gas pedal anyway?
Who needs a gas pedal anyway?

The auction has 3 days left and bidding is up to $650 and that price puts it in prime LeMons hunting territory. Won’t some kind southern hoon make us proud and buy this beast?

By Jeff Glucker

Jeff Glucker is the co-founder and Executive Editor of Hooniverse.com. He’s often seen getting passed as he hustles a 1991 Mitsubishi Montero up the 405 Freeway. IG: @HooniverseJeff

0 thoughts on “Sweet Georgia Donk”
  1. Who the hell needs to start it when you can look that sweet standing still? We be big pimpin’, spendin’ cheese.

  2. This would have to be one of the most outrageous LeMons cars(Truck?) if someone decided to buy it , though I am concerned with what appears to be buttons near where the gas pedal used to be. I’m thinkin’ some kind of nitrous setup, which then answers the question of why it doesn’t run anymore- Kaboom. Poor Olds 307 V8.

  3. So, who wants to buy one of those surplus Crown Vics and bring it up to me? Or meet me half-way, whatever works. I’ve decided I need a current body-style Vickie to build a Marauder clone.

      1. Cheapest I’ve been able to find lately has been around $5k. Pretty fair price, but still a bit steep for an ex-police Vickie.

  4. Once upon a time we backwoods mountain folk were mocked for placing broken car bodies on top of wrecked 4x4s. All was well with our own kind up in the boonies, but the minute we drove into town… sheesh.
    I’ll have you know that caddy will get stuck the first time you take it woodcutting. It’s useless without a proper transfer case.
    Just sayin…

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