What's this called?

[RAFF-35]

I've seen several of these types of models before where there's an aircraft fuselage of some description with big off roady tyres and a general mad Maxy feel to them, I was just wondering if there was a specific name for this style or not.... Thanks guys  

[Dizzyfugu]

IMHO, it's a piece of (rather classic) Cyberpunk.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberpunk

[JayBee]

Maybe "Post Apocalyptic Cyberpunk".

[RAFF-35]

Thanks guys, its the right style, but I've seen a few of these racers with aircraft parts used, but I couldn't find anything like it online for some reason

[Mossie]

I believe it's inspired by a series of resin models called 'Junk Tank Rock'.  Splitting hairs, but more dieselpunk than cyberpunk.  I think the original racer was called the Talon and based on a Spitfire.  A few here have had a go at something similar, puddingwrestler comes to mind but the pics are dead for me:
http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,29122.0.html

[Captain Canada]

Very cool ! Love the look of that one.

[RAFF-35]

I believe it's inspired by a series of resin models called 'Junk Tank Rock'.  Splitting hairs, but more dieselpunk than cyberpunk.  I think the original racer was called the Talon and based on a Spitfire.  A few here have had a go at something similar, puddingwrestler comes to mind but the pics are dead for me:
http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,29122.0.html

Brilliant!! Thanks a lot mossie, that's what I was after    pictures are dead for me too  maybe our next GB should be 'junk tank rock'   

[Mossie]

 

I've got a P-38 kit out right now, thinking hmmmmm......

[RAFF-35]

And I've got a redundant me.262 and 109 fuselage in the stash 

[Army of One]

Oh cool......maybe just found a use for a 1/48 Phantom.......kit with no wings.......whatever it will be, it will be fast.......an smoky....