Unlike most other things, you don’t have to be yeshivish in order to have a yeshivish car. I can remember when everyone with more than 4 kids drove those old grand marquis and caprice wagons, that were held together McGuyver style with chewing gum and bungee cords. Plenty of non-yeshivish people have yeshivish cars, check out the following ingenious design from a fan who is hardly yeshivish.
Do you have a yeshivish car?
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a yeshivish car has an expired tax disc and 6 kids in the back. no imitations!
What, no zip ties?
Check this out:
http://thereifixedit.com/
Does that look like a Yeshivish car?
I love that site.
There’s now a zip tie on the passenger’s side; rear doors have been freed. Finally have deductible saved; hope to get it fixed next week.
This is about as Yeshivish a car as it gets:
http://tinyurl.com/yzbfvm2
1) It’s a 15 passenger van;
2) Its back windshield was repaired with duct tape and cardboard; and
3) It’s parked in a shul parking lot.
My teacher in high school defined a yeshivish car as any car in which the only part that does not make noise is the horn.
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