This Body Shop In Oklahoma Has Two Life-Size Transformers Keeping Guard At All Times

September 14, 2015

Two 20-foot tall Transformers made entirely of scrap metal - Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, to be exact - loom over the East and West locations of the G&M Body Shop in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

body shop transformers
Photo: Stephen Pingry / Tulsa World

The body shop, run by Mikal McCubbin and his sons, ordered the autobots from a company in Thailand.

But after spending three months crossing the globe to Stillwater, Oklahoma, McCubbin decided that they just weren't good enough.

body shop transformers
Photo: Stephen Pingry / Tulsa World

He spent the next next year completely dismantling, rebuilding, and reinforcing the 10,000 lbs of recycled parts before installing them

body shop transformers
Photo: Stephen Pingry / Tulsa World

The public reaction has proved to be worth the effort.

body shop transformers
Photo: Stephen Pingry / Tulsa World

McCubbin said:

"The people of Stillwater are really enjoying it. It's something for this town."

body shop transformers
Photo: Stephen Pingry / Tulsa World

I just hope this is not going to attract Decepticons.

body shop transformers
Photo: Stephen Pingry / Tulsa World

(h/t) Tulsa World.

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