Dodge Hellcat on Horse & Buggy Wheels Is an Amish Muscle Car, Does Burnouts

YouTuber WhistlinDiesel is on a mission to do some of the craziest vehicle-related stuff on the platform. Last time, he drove a pickup called Monstermax in the ocean, attracting the attention of the police, coast guard, and EPA at the same time.

And now he's after the traditions of a religious group. Thankfully, the Amish are not easily offended, plus they don't often check their YouTube feed, so it's probably okay.

The Amish are known for their simple, back-to-basics way of living. They dress plainly, don't use on modern technology, and generally value family and community above all else. We know some "luxury" buggies they have are really well made and cost a lot of money, but we were still surprised that these wheels could handle the weight of a car.

And it's not some lightweight compact either. The legendary Dodge muscle car weighs about 4,429 lbs (2,008 kg). That's not including the driver, but we figured taking off the factory wheels and tires offset the difference. In any case, it's about as heavy as some SUVs. For the record, these are aluminum buggy wheels with spacer flanges welded on so they can fit alongside the Hellcat's muscular body.

People are understandably shocked to see this setup. They have questions, obviously. But the cops don't pull him over, even though this looks like a dangerous wheel configuration, particularly in the cold. Maybe they're used to WhistlinDiesel's crazy antics.

Making matters worse, the supercharged V8 engine makes enough torque to pull the moon out of orbit, which is important because the YouTuber plans to do a burnout. Yes, that's right, a burnout.