Friday, November 25, 2011

Call it a Sony Playstation, and you won't be wrong... but it's the coolest hot rod way to demonstrate a video and audio entertainment system I've seen





 That is a cool way to get people to experience your video game player
That is a pretty cool way to connect your cell phone to your car stereo

Tanner Foust was using the Las Vegas Convention center like a drifting course this year at SEMA




notice in the upper left hand corner of the above photo is a small helicopter





 The tall guy unfolding himself out of the Ford Fiesta is Tim Duncan from the San Antonio Spurs NBA team

below is a crowd shot to show how many people were hanging around every time they fired up the drift cars

video from http://www.fiestafaction.com/forums/fiesta-buzz/36302-tanner-foust-tearing-up-sema.html

The Storm Chasers vehicle was the guest of Line X protective Coatings at SEMA, it is the vehicle used by Tornado Videos .net

the Auto Moto is pretty cool, gets incredible 83mpg gas mileage, and has a bunch of storage for deliveries, courier service.

 Street and highway legal, 150cc motor mounted really low to the ground for a better low center of gravity, so you can carve corners with pizazz. Cost? Msrp is 3800, it has ABS brakes, a continuously variable transmission, 3 speakers with MP3 jack, and posi traction



 Looks like about 8 pizzas worth of storage! And that is only 1/2 of the upper shelf

Here is a map of all the places you can buy them, but not in California until they get through the Calif Air Resources Board smog process
http://www.theautomoto.com/

Cap-pack... the most useful new product I found at SEMA, and winner of the Best New Product and the SEMA Global Media Award





 
 That really says it all with the photos, more than I could with words. I'd love to have one of these if I was still using the work truck I was once stuck with
http://www.cap-pack.com/ is their website, and where the top sequence of photo come from, I used them because they are much better than mine

Runamucka of Jerry Logan, built by Lonnie Gilbertson... one hell of a Flying Tigers motif














 Cool old steering wheel stripped of some extra weight that isn't needed




 cool center console



I looked at the jerry cans, and they are all welded together, making a large fuel tank from many small ones.