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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Type of car: Chevrolet Aveo 1.5LM / T in 2003 Owner: Irwan Body art: custom body kit, wide body 0.8 mm galvanized plate, shave door custom, Webasto sunroof & Volanti, custom pillar B, Carbon F1 mirrors, candy paint Sikkens tone, cutting sticker customSoundstyle: Pioneer head unit Pioneer DVH-P5650MP & DEH-P765OMP, 3 way speakers front & rear MB Quart (size 6 inches), 3 pieces subwoofer Planet Audio Z-12 (12 inches), power Harman Kardon, Denon power, power Audioline , Revo monoblock power, capacitor banks Critical Mass (2 pieces). 3 pieces lvio monitor (size 7 inches), fuse box digital EFX, audio meters Caras, Varta batteries 70A Interior: full custom leather interior & fiberglass, steer Momo, Momo shift knob, pedal set Momo, Momo Handbrake. engine cut-off custom, replica Sparco racing seat, tachometer Engine: SARD fuel pressure regulator, spark plug wires Blue Thunder, GReddy oil catch tank, air filter, Blue Thunder, oil HKS, GReddy radiator cap, muffler Aerospeed, Rolling stock: replica alloy wheels Lowenhart LD1 20 * 8.5 ". 245/35R20 and 255/35R20 Sumitomo tires, a custom-cut 2 screw modifier: Prosperous Autocar, Good Tires, Autostage, Z-One, Pomegranate
Friday, April 16, 2010
I was emailed recently about a painted scooter named "Legend" by
Jeffrey Holmes. He painted his 49cc 2006 TnG Venice with stars and stripes last summer and then took it on a 1400 mile cross country trip from from New Orleans to Key West and Back to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
It was a solo trip (no chase vehicle or other participants) and he still
drives her daily and is currently working on a 93 Buick Hearse aka Vodou 1. Cant wait to add that to our collection of Hearses here on art car central. Great work.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Jim Jablon didn't want his alligator skin to go to waste so he covered his motorcycle and making it the fastest road kill on record. It was given away in a charity fundraiser for an animal rehab center that has rescued dozens of exotic pets, including this albino Burmese python named Arctic.
The skin is detachable but the head is fixed perm-anently into the handlebars and has the speedometer implanted into the back of the skull.
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