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Car with Simpsons portrait on door and guitar on roof taken off road by police

The graffiti-covered motor was stopped by police officers in Pitsea, Essex

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2018-10-07 19:52
in Automotive, Must Reads, Weird News
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A bizarre motor with a Simpsons portrait stuck to the door and a guitar on the roof has been taken off the road by police.

The graffiti-covered car was banned from the road by Essex Police last night (sat) after they arrested the driver.

Officers on the force’s Southern Roads Policing Unit posted images of the characterful vehicle on social media.

They wrote: “This car caught our eye! That’s not a surprise.

“The driver was wanted and arrested for non traffic offences.

“The car has now been prohibited and the driver reported.”

Pictures show the battered car, which appears to be a silver Nissan Micra, covered in stickers and scrawled messages.

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A colourful portrait of the Simpson family on their famous sofa seems to be attached to the passenger door.

And what looks like a box made from speaker cases sits on the roof, with a red electric guitar protruding from it.

One image taken from the front reveals one of the headlamps is missing, and a poster is stuck on the bonnet displaying the website www.thejourneyman.rocks.

 

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