Engineering students from the University of British Columbia spent years hoisting VW Beetle shells onto high-profile landmarks like the Lions Gate Bridge and the university's Ladner Clock Tower. These complex maneuvers involved stripping the cars to their frames and using clandestine rigging techniques to leave the vehicles in gravity-defying positions that baffled the public. Credit: University of British Columbia | History In Pictures

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