A 1992 Chevy P37 turned into a classic American diner on wheels, with 10K-watt sound.

A 40-foot mobile lounge and DJ stage with a Steampunk–DC3 interior.

A mobile homage to the iconic Chivas of Latin America.

A bright symbol of the 1960s, the Furthur bus was the psychedelic fueled cross country adventure of Ken Kasey and his Merry Band of Pranksters. The group intended to drive from California to the World Fair in New York, filming their counterculture trip along the way

"The vision for Wonkalicious is to be a Traveling Hostel... The dream is to pick people up on the way and park it in places of natural beauty so you can really get to soak up the place you are in."

Art Car Inspiration Day brings us XUZA Art Car 2017, a five year old art car identified by it's magnificent mask. This UV-reactive mutant vehicle lights up with colors at night. Recent upgrades include fresh coats of UV Reactive White Paint, generators, a new façade and of course more LED lighting.

With a maiden voyage in 2015, The Flying Camel Pirate Ship is touted as the first mutant vehicle to sail the Israeli playa. It can be found at Israel's regional burn, Midburn. The ship is known for showcasing art including DJs spinning diverse sounds, from techno to trap, progressive to hiphop, and much more.

Today's Art Car Inspiration Day is dedicated to the Upside Down Truck. Car enthusiast Rick Sullivan spent six months and $6000 to create this attention grabber out of a Ford pickup truck with a 1995 F-150 pickup.

Bixi 909 bears the head of a dragon and the body of a tortoise; the hard shell represents resilience, while the beast as a whole symbolizes longevity and good fortune. Weighing in at four tons, this legendary mutant can carry 100 people across the Playa sands and still have a comfortable amount of dancing room.

The Lost Tea Party is a caravan of camel shaped tea pots, each containing an intimate tea room that gives a classy twist to crossing the Burning Man Playa.