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Auto enthusiast wanted to create the ultimate muscle car mashup, and it all started with a 1967 Ford Mustang body. He took the chassis and then mounted it onto a salvage title Corvette C5 drivetrain, which was purchased for $6,000. The body was essentially grafted to a custom tube frame, while retaining the original configuration of the C5 and keeping the LS1 power plant intact. Continue reading for another video, more pictures and information.
When monster truck meets an amphibious car, you get the grenade-proof, 3.3-ton Aton Impulse Viking. Despite its monstrous stance, it’s powered by an ample 1,770cc engine that generates 82 hp and 98 lb-ft of torque, enabling it to hit 37 mph on land and 9.3 mph in the water. This beast can tackle 38° inclines, and its low center of mass give it 42° of sideways tilt before the chance of tipping over. Since it rides on giant balloon tires, the driver can adjust tire pressures at any time directly from the cabin. The suspension is also pneumatically adjustable to give you 10 inches more ground clearance when you need it, while lower tire pressures and bigger contact patches minimize ground pressure and environmental damage. One caveat: pricing starts at $200,000. Click here to view the first image in today’s viral picture gallery. Continue reading for the five most popular viral videos today, including one of teens reading 10 wrong number texts.
Mpow’s Over-Ear Bluetooth Headphones are great for travel, work, gaming, or just everyday use, and it’s being offered for just $34.99 shipped, today only, originally $79.99. The closed-back design provides immersive Hi-Fi sound with CSR chip and 40mm driver together. The Memory-protein ear cushion simulate human skin texture, ensuring lasting comfort. Product page. Continue reading for another hands-on video review, more pictures and information.
Called Porsche Passport, this monthly subscription service will be offered in two different tiers: a $2,000/month “Launch” tier, which provides access to eight different models including the Cayenne, 718 Boxster, 718 Cayman S, as well as the Macan S, and then a $3,000/month “Accelerate” tier that offers a 22 vehicle lineup. Both include white-glove vehicle delivery, insurance, maintenance, detailing, as well as taxes and registration fees. Continue reading for another video and more information.
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Architecture firm LOT-EK used 21 shipping containers to build the “Carroll House,” a single-family residence located in Brooklyn’s williamsburg neighborhood. The containers were stacked atop each other, and then cut diagonally along the top / bottom to create ‘a monolithic and private volume within the urban fabric.’ Plus, the construction team repurposed all of the scrap leftover by the diagonal cut inside the living space. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
When you walk on this glass walkway located at the East Taihang Mountains Scenic Area in China’s northern Hebei Province, it appears to crack right beneath you, but it’s actually all just a clever illusion. How does it work? Well, apparently the workers placed shattered fragments of glass in one of the walkway’s middle layers, stretching across several panels at the end of the bridge. When one walks over them, the glass appears to shatter under your feet, complete with faux sound effects. Click here to view the first image in today’s viral picture gallery. Continue reading for the five most popular viral videos today, including one of ten things you missed in the new Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer.
The Lamborghini LM002 has been discontinued for 25-years, and the company plans on launching its all-new Urus SUV on December 4. So, they decide to release new pictures and a video of the classic SUV to celebrate. This failed military project, also known as “Rambo Lambo”, is powered by a Countach-sourced 450hp 5.2-liter V12 that generates, and was the first Lamborghini with four-wheel drive.
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There’s forced perspective and tilt-shift photography techniques, and then food photographer Peter Csakvari’s “Tiny Wasteland” series. Simply put, he takes everyday objects, such as miniature toys, and uses them to create tiny worlds, like “Backspace”, above. “As a food photographer, I shoot a lot with my macro lenses but I never really used the macro function. When I find these little folks on the internet I started to see little worlds in every single common object around me,” said the photographer. Continue reading to see more.
Priced at $79500, the Red Weapon Monstro 8K VV is capable of capturing 2.4:1 ratio 8K footage at up to 75 fps as well as Full Format 8K at 60 fps with 17+ stops of dynamic range. It also delivers 35.4-megapixel stills, while being compatible with the company’s full lineup of DSMC2 modules and accessories. What does this mean? If you’re already an existing customer, upgrading is a breeze. Continue reading to see a short film shot on the new camera.
IKEA offers computer desks, television stands, and now, an entire line of pet furniture. It’s called the “Lurvig” collection, and for those wondering, the word means hairy is Swedish. The lineup includes dog beds, pet carriers, couch covers, cat tunnels, and even scratching posts. You’ll be able to find the pieces now at stores in the US, Canada, France and Japan. Other locations around the world can expect it around March 2018. Continue reading for more pictures.