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Copyright © 2011 automopedia. Visit the original article at http://www.automopedia.org/2011/12/05/how-to-autumn-ize-your-car/.There are countless web articles published every season on How To Prepare Your Car For Winter Driving. But no one tells us how to dodge leaves and school children during Fall. This year, many Americans are experiencing milder weather for November & December. (Hey, that kind of rhymes!) In the North East, it’s basically still Autumn.

Instead of giving readers basic Winter driving tips, we decided to write out a few Fall commuting basics, since many of us are still seeing piles of leaves on the ground, instead of (thankfully) snow.

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Kids are back to school, and they just do not understand looking both ways before crossing the street. Restless school children run wild after 3 pm, so use caution when passing through suburban areas, as well as school zones.

Give yourself extra time to get around. If you’re caught behind a school bus, it will take more than a few minutes to make it to a destination. Give that bus a lot of extra room, and don’t pass unless its operator gives you an ‘ok’ wave.

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This extended warm weather is misleading. Precipitation and slippery roads are coming. Random hail and rain can fall from the sky without notice. Wet leaves breed extra dangerous road conditions. Travel with caution when moving over soaked foliage. Piles of wet leaves can also obstruct large potholes or puddles.

Damp leaves can severely damage the electrical systems and undercarriages of automobiles. Avoid parking on top of them this time of year.

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Regular maintenance is key to the long life of your vehicle. When seasons change, it’s important to check your wiper blades. They should be replaced approx. every 6,000 miles, or twice a year.

Brakes and tires should also be taken care of before or during Fall. Tires should have a good amount of tread left. Mechanic shops will typically inspect brakes free of charge.

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Finally, make sure you heater and defrost is fully operational. Early morning frost has begun. Front blower hoses should be inspected, and have electrical wiring on the rear defogger double-checked.

Sources: goodgarageschemeblog.com / icarumba.com

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Copyright © 2011 automopedia. Visit the original article at http://www.automopedia.org/2011/12/02/tokyo-trains-connect-while-traveling/.Moving platforms that connect high-speed trains while in motion – sounds like a great idea, right…right?



‘Moving Platforms’ takes two high-speed trains (around for years in Japan/China, still working out the kinks in America) and connects them with an extendable platform, which acts like a tunnel allowing passengers to transfer trains while both are in (very fast) motion. This cuts down on transfer times and station stops, streamlining the process of rail travel.

This idea has been around since the 1960s, though even current infrastructures do not allow for such a futuristic, and all be it dangerous train-jumping process.

According to reports, this new model plan means trains would never enter a city. Trams would pick up passengers from various locations to rendezvous with the proper connecting service. Trains would run constantly, and only stop for occasional maintenance.

We’re taking bets on how many insane deaths happen if and when this plan comes to fruition anytime soon.

Source: Jalopnik

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Copyright © 2011 automopedia. Visit the original article at http://www.automopedia.org/2011/11/30/america%e2%80%99s-best-drive-thru-coffee-shops/.Coffee and other caffeinated drinks are super hip these days. You don’t always have to leave the driver’s seat to purchase a perfect Cup o’ Joe. Maybe it’s part of the American experience – having deliciously brewed coffee, or a top-notch espresso, delivered via Drive Thru window.

Even if you travel for a living, there is probably a superb drive-up cafe just a few minutes from your current location.

We took a tour of the best coffee shops with drive-thru access in five regions of the USA. After several jittery debates, Automopedia chose its Top 5:

East Coast / North East – THE PIGGERY

Location: 423 Franklin St. in Ithaca, NY

Previously known as “Buzz,” these coffee shop owners added a deli to an award winning breakfast joint, followed by its name to symbolize the fantastic “farm to table” bacon. FYI: Deli hours begin later than Piggery’s drive-thru cafe. However, there is no better locale in the North East to grab a hot cup of freshly brewed (local NY) coffee, along with bacon, egg & cheese on a bun.

Southern US – Poplar Perk’n

Location: 4610 Poplar Avenue in Memphis, TN

Offering up coffee, smoothies, and other blended drinks every day of the week, Popular Perk’n is Tennessee’s answer to the drive-up cafe. Located near a Memphis used car lot and The University of Memphis, this quaint shop is a favorite of college students and working class heroes alike. Popular’s owner Jimmy Whidden might even expand to include on-site baked goods.

Mid West – Mudslingers Drive Thru Coffee

Location: 5755 Maxtown Road in Westerville, OH

Mudslingers began as an idea based out of Minnesota (its official HQ) and has grown into franchise opportunities across the nation. Soon enough, there might be a Mudslingers drive-thru in your home town. Coffee is not the only option at ‘Slingers – there’s a wide array of pastries and bagels, soups, frozen/mixed drinks, and the knowledge that your order will be ready in moments. Skip the fast food line; Mudslingers is your healthier, non-corporate option.

South West – Raw Bean Coffee House & Drive Thru

Location: 611 SW Temple in Salt Lake City, UT

Raw Bean is known as one of SLC’s prime coffee locations. A full-service stop, their dining area gives customers free wifi and freshly brewed goodness in every cup. Raw’s drive-thru option brings those on the go a quick detour for “spot-on” iced coffee. We’ve also been informed that patrons should take advantage of free biscotti.

Pacific North West – Cowgirls Espresso

Location: 1132 South Albro Place in Seattle, WA

Yes, that woman is in a bikini, holding a large caffeinated drink. Try to remain calm and carry on. Cowgirls combines sex and steaming coffee in a business strategy sweeping down the Western US. Their Seattle location includes “Bikini Wednesdays” – which is the only time baristas wear even less than their normal work attire.

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Copyright © 2011 automopedia. Visit the original article at http://www.automopedia.org/2011/11/28/automopedia-laas-week-2/.Welcome back to the 2011 Los Angeles International Auto Show. As week two comes to a close, and we microwave Thanksgiving left overs, auto makers who graced the floors of LAAS are headed home. But we leave LA with a bang, Parkour style!

According to Wikipedia: Parkour (sometimes abbreviated PK) is a method of movement focused on moving around obstacles with speed and efficiency. Originally developed in France, the main purpose of the discipline is to teach participants how to move through their environment by vaulting, rolling, running, climbing and jumping.

It’s also a favorite hobby of Dwight, Andy, and Michael:



Smart 341 Parkour Concept


Sadly, Smart Parkour has nothing to do with the French martial art. It’s a concept designed by “Annie” – an investigative reporter who entered her idea for “Hollywood’s Hottest New Movie Car” and won top prize at LAAS.

Smart Parkour features several design elements that allow occupants to shoot photos from all angles, including the small car’s domed top, along with its ‘suction cap-enabled’ climbing ability.

“With the 341 Parkour, Smart hit the nail on the head: the design combines innovation and functionality with an exciting film plot,” according to judges.

This is Lincoln’s “New” Design: 2013 Lincoln MKS


Lincoln has continually stated they are going ‘all new’ for 2013, including a complete remake of their models. Well, sorry to say, the 2013 MKS looks pretty similar to previous models. Maybe this “new and improved” design will pop up in 2014.

Lincoln hopes to transform itself into a “great American luxury brand” – much like it was before it became the symbol of livery cab use. The auto maker is spending billion on development of seven new / refreshed models, the first of which should appear at January’s 2012 Detroit Auto Show in the form of a MKZ concept.

Back to MKS, which contains a 3.7-liter V6 producing 300 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque. There will also be a 3.5-liter EcoBoost version available, with 355 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque. We’re curious to see of that big ol’ grille remains in 2014.

Chevrolet, Topless: 2013 Chevy Camaro ZL1 Convertible


At long last, Chevy Camaro ZL1 Convertible makes an appearance, and will soon drop into your local Chevrolet dealer. 2013′s Camaro ZL1 houses a powerplant making 580 horsepower from its supercharged 6.2-liter LSA engine. Better put on a hat while blowing down sunny California freeways.

GM flip-flopped for over a year on whether or not to produce a convertible variant. Seems as if they gave in to fan requests, but will these loyal followers show up to dealerships?

2012 Jaguar XKR-S


Finally, there’s a new luxury coupe/convertible in town. Based off the popular Jaguar XKR, the supercharged 2012 XKR-S Convertible was live at 2011 LAAS.

XKR-S Convertible is more ‘dramatically styled’ than many other Jag models. With a 550 horsepower, 502 pound-feet of torque engine, XKR-S hits the 60 mph mark in an amazing 4.2 seconds. This makes it one of the fastest convertibles ever available from this car maker.

That’s all from LAAS 2011! Check back for more Auto Show updates @ Automopedia!

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Copyright © 2011 automopedia. Visit the original article at http://www.automopedia.org/2011/11/18/automopedia-laas-week-1/.Welcome to the 2011 Los Angeles International Auto Show.

As week one gets underway for the public (automotive press has mostly come and gone) there are a few models we can’t wait to show you. Some are production versions of concepts long teased online (we’re looking at you Subaru!) – while other vehicles rolling across the floors of LAAS were created simply for fun, and to gain that all important auto show “WOW” factor.

What better way to spend those pre-Thanksgiving days walking around a car show – Here’s a look at some of the more interesting LAAS 2011 reveals.

A Real Life Mario Kart


You can’t run an auto-related event in Southern California without West Coast Customs dropping by. The crew famous for Pimp My Ride, and making Xzibit a star, marked the release of Mario Kart 7 for Nintendo Wii by creating fully functional, real life models of Mario character karts.

Mario & Luigi’s vehicles from the game were present, and can be driven on both ground and water (if you follow the video game’s premise that is).

Ford at 2011 LAAS – 2013 Mustang GT500 & Escape


Ford made huge reveals at this year’s LAAS. First up, it’s the much anticipated 2013 Ford Mustang GT500 from Shelby. What’s so special about another GT variant? This model can reportedly hit 200 miles per hour, while remaining perfectly street legal. In our opinion, it’s also one of Shelby’s sexiest enhancements to date.



On the other end of the spectrum is 2013′s Ford Escape. Originally the auto maker’s prized crossover, this vehicle is now being geared towards soccer mom’s as the latest in lady-driver tech. We don’t understand this new gender-biased marketing strategy – especially since this gas or hybrid powered truck registers 237-hp from its 2.0-liter engine. Who says women have to drive wimpy cars, anyway?

2012 Motor Trend Car of the Year – Volkswagen Passat


Next up, it’s time for Motor Trend’s Car of the Year award. The honor was bestowed to a 2012 Volkswagen Passat. The VW was singled out for its affordability, as well as popularity. Passat had its best month (October 2011) as far as sales since 2005. With the successful release of a redesigned Jetta also taking place this Fall, seems like 2012 will be a great year for VW sedans.

American Luxury – Cadillac XTS


Cadillac is doing battle with foreign luxury auto makers. If they stick to models like the upcoming XTS sedan, they’ll have no problem kicking BMW in the bum. Headed to dealers in 2013, XTS reminds us of President Obama’s pumped-up Cadillac limo. The large trunk on this full-sized vehicle harkens back to Caddy’s of yesterday – the kind Robert De Niro hid bodies in.

Subaru’s Sports Car – The BRZ


Subaru has been teasing us with dark images of the BRZ sports car for months. Finally, at 2011 LAAS, we get to see a production-ready variant. Subaru’s horizontally-opposed “boxer” engine will power BRZ, with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder and a low center of gravity. Apparently, the more officially official Subaru BRZ will debut Nov. 30th at Tokyo’s International Auto Show. So, what exactly is the model we’re looking at above??

Land Rover DC100


We almost forgot: Land Rover still exists, and is making new cars. The long awaited Land Rover DC100 Sport is rumored to be the company’s replacement for Defender. However, other rumors suggest Land Rover Defender will stay with the foreign nameplate until 2015 – 2017. Guess only time, and sales figures, will tell.

Sources / Photos – MA | Jalopnik

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Bentley Azure, Ferrari 430, Aston Martin Rapide, Mercedes-Benz S-Class and a Porsche 911. I got 99 problems and a scratch is one. This very expensive multiple fender-bender occurred last week in Monaco.



According to The Daily Mail, “The Bentley crashed into the Mercedes, which caused it to hit the Ferrari. The Rapide and 911 also got tangled up in this mess, but it remains unclear how that occurred.”

All vehicle drivers and passengers walked away without injury.

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I bet this vintage 1920′s Subway train, running on New York City’s 2/3 line from Sept 3rd through the 25th, is on time more than the G in Brooklyn. Starting as a promotion for the second season of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire (ironically shot in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, near the aforementioned G train) the cars will run on Saturdays and Sundays through the month from 12 to 6 pm, stopping at the 96th, 72nd, and Times Square-42nd st stations. Promoters will also be handing out complimentary MetroCards to tease the series’ return.

The MTA sometimes brings out vintage subway cars during holidays, which is where New York Magazine snagged this entertaining and informative video:



According to officials – “Originally operated by the Interborough Rapid Transit (IRT) system, the train began service back in 1917 and will once again be operational. Customers who have the opportunity to ride the vintage train will be transported back in time to the Prohibition era with authentic details such as rattan seats, ceiling fans and drop sash windows…”

Boardwalk Empire returns September 25th on HBO.

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Vanity plates are a big revenue-producer for some states. At a recent auction in Dallas, one man paid 00 for “PORSCHE” and another 00 for “AMERICA” – it would be ironic if he drove a Honda. The same man tried bidding on “FERRARI” but backed down after the plate reached ,000.

“People like to express themselves, especially in Texas,” says a spokesperson for the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles. This year, at the nation’s first such auction, Texas sold 33 plates for 9,400.

So, who has the most vanity plates per capita? Virginia comes in at No. 1, with 16% of all vehicles tagged with specialized plates. New Hampshire, the “Live Free Or Die” state was second, followed by Illinois.

Other countries have already cashed in on this, with big results. “A businessman in Abu Dhabi bought a license plate with “1″ at an auction for .3 million in 2008. Last year, in England, a retired businessman bought “1 RH”—his initials—for about 0,000. Hong Kong sold a plate that read “STORAGE” for ,000.”

What kind of people like vanity plates? A paper published in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology found that drivers with vanity plates, stickers and other “territory markers” were more likely to use their vehicles in an aggressive way—by honking, tailgating and other short-tempered behavior.

“We were surprised that something as simple as a vanity plate or having some personal identity attached to a car relates to a willingness to cut someone else off,” says Jake Benfield, assistant professor at Penn State University.

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There are movies, pop songs and full fledged magazines dedicated to the low-rider. According to Wikipedia: “Many lowriders have their suspension system modified (with hydraulic suspension) so that its ride can change height at the flip of a switch.” But we don’t need to get all technical when talking up the low riders.

To us, low riding is a culture of car lovers. It’s about the people who honor that tradition, which began in the 1930′s, who are almost as important as the cars. Vehicle artwork is also as important as how high and low your ride can go. Check out the Top 10 lowest of the low riders, complete with stunning images and specification courtesy of LOWRIDER Magazine.

10. 1967 Chevrolet Impala SS

Owner: Mariano Parra

Vehicle: 1967 Chevy Impala SS

City/State: Greenfield, CA

Engine: Mariano installed the 283 engine with a blower, belt kit, and electric fan. Abas Chrome in Mexicali took care of all the chrome work in the engine and undercarriage.

Body/Paint: Gilbert Acosta, from Gilberts House of Lowriders in San Jose, CA., did the bodywork on the ’67. Once the Chevy was ready for paint, Gilbert Acosta also laid out the Candy Brandy wine paint job. Louis Delgado, from DC Customs in Tracy, CA., added the pinstripping.

Setup: The two Showtime pump setup was installed by D&A Customs out in San Jose, CA. The switch plate, extensions, and backing plates were sponsored by Greg Armstrong at Switchin It Up Custom Machining.

Sound System: A Kenwood deck controls the Kenwood amp and pushes four Infinity mids and tweeters.

Tires: 155/80 R13 Cornell Tires.

Wheels: 13-inch Zenith cross-laced from Campbell, CA.

9. 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline

Owner: Michael Dominguez

Vehicle: 1948 Chevy Fleetline

City/State: Fullerton California

Paint: Custom Green by Mike at Placentia Auto Body

Suspension: Ruben Cantoran from Ruben’s Garage installed an Airbag system.

Tires: Firestone 5.60’s.

Wheels: 15-inch Artilleries.

8. 1996 Cadillac Fleetwood

Owner: Richard “Richie” Baldwin

Vehicle: 1996 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham

City/State: Long Beach, CA

Club: Majestics (Los Angeles Chapter)

Engine: V8 LT1

Body/Paint: Javier over at Mexico Collision Center in South Gate, California, spearheaded the exterior makeover, executing many body modifications and then spraying a candy blue and teal color scheme. The Caddy was then handed over to Curly, who finished off the project adding some of his unique and elegant pinstripping.

Setup: An effort from Richard and Rick (at Homies Hydraulics in Paramount, California and Low Life Hydraulics in Inglewood, California) ultimately produced a two-pump custom hydraulic suspension, powered by eight batteries and controlled by four switches. Chassis work was done by Richard, Roman, Saul and Dominic.

Tires: 175/80/13R Cornell whitewall.

Wheels: 13×7 100-spoke.

7. 1976 Schwinn Fairlady

Oh yeah, it’s a bicycle. This 20-inch Schwinn began as a gift from Thirty-year-old Adam Decker of Longmont, Colorado to his 9-year-old daughter.

6. 1996 Lincoln Town Car

Owner: Jerry Nunez

Vehicle: ’96 Lincoln Town Car

City/State: Miami, Florida

Engine/Drivetrain: The stock 4.6-liter engine was given the chrome treatment and a Flowmaster exhaust was added.

Body/Paint: A quarter top rag and a 5th wheel continental kit was wrapped in dark red canvas by Elegance in Miami, and Jerry added them to his Lincoln. Massacre was brought to Jason from Majestics in Central Florida for the paint. The murals were laid down throughout the quarter panels. Jerry started with a silver and black basecoat over House of Kolor red flake over Kandy red.

Suspension: Jerry installed a 3-pump CCE competition hydraulic setup with Italian dumps. Six Interstate batteries provide plenty of power to the 8-inch CCE cylinders in the front and 14-inch in the rear.

Tires: P155/85-R13 Firestone.

Wheels: 13×7 OG center-gold wire wheels with Kandy red dishes.

5. 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Owner: Alex Garza

Vehicle: 1977 Chevrolet, Monte Carlo

Ctity/State: Bakersfield, CA

Club: Stylistics Los Angeles

Paint: The Monte Carlo was sprayed with House of Kolor Candy’s and Pearls.

Engine: 1977 Corvette 350 motor, and a 350 transmission. To allow the engine to breathe properly, an Edelbrock carburetor and intake, as well as a billet air cleaner were used in the build.

Setup: A two-pump Showtime Hydraulics set up, powered by six 31-series deep-cycle batteries.

Tires: Coker 5.20′s.

Wheels: 13×7 100-spoke Zenith Wire Wheels.

4.1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass

Owner: Juan Tauregui

Vehicle: 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass

City/State: Riverside, California

Engine: Juan added a chrome dress kit and painted and marbleized some engine parts.

Body/Paint: Javier at Mexico Collision center in La Puente, CA took the car to the next level with a custom paint job consisting of Candy Midnight Blue with a mixture of Silver metal flake to give it that extra spark. Fonzy from Los Angeles laid down an old school Jesus mural on the trunk.

Suspension: Negro and Peanut at The Shop in Riverside, CA installed a two Pump setup after the frame was partially reinforced. The setup also includes 12-inch cylinders in the front and eight inch in the rear, four Delta dumps, six Solenoids and six batteries. Six switches control the cars movements.

Tires: 155/80 R13.

Wheels: 13″ custom blue iodized spokes and lips.

3. 1952 Chevrolet Pickup

Owner: Louie Negrete

Vehicle: ’52 Chevrolet pickup

City/State: Anaheim, California

Engine/Drivetrain: The stock motor was outfitted with chrome accessories like the intake, exhaust manifold and oil filter. The split manifold goes to a dual 11/2-inch exhaust. The work was performed by the owner and Chuy at Barrera Motors in Anaheim.

Body/Paint: Tony and Johnny at Fine Cars in Santa Ana, California, smoothed out the body and applied DuPont two-stage pearl. The bed received a green Plexiglas bottom. Mike Lamberson of Ontario, California, did the pinstriping. The chrome and polishing was done at A&B Polishing and Chrome in Montclair, California.

Suspension: The stock suspension was modified with the addition of 31/2-inch lowering blocks and the removal of a leaf spring to get it to a proper stance.

Tires: P155/80-R13 Cooper Trendsetter radials.

Wheels: 13×7 Crystal wires with anodized green spokes and chrome rims.

2. 1939 Master Delux

Owner: Joel Garcia

Vehicle: ’39 Chevrolet Master Deluxe

City/State: Los Angeles, California

Engine/Drivetrain: 216-c.i.d. Chevy

Body/Paint: Angel’s Body Shop in Huntington Park, California, smoothed the ’39′s classic contours and applied the dark blue paint. Juan Serrano at La Habra Plating in La Habra, California, took care of the chrome plating chores.

Suspension: The rickety old suspension was reworked and fitted with airbags by Joe at Ground Control in Chino, California.

Tires: Firestone Deluxe whitewalls.

Wheels: Artillery with stock hubcaps.

1. 1963 Chevy Impala

OWNER: Joe Rivera

Vehicle: ’63 Chevy Impala

City/State: Pasadena, Texas

Engine/Drivetrain: Rebuild was done by the Crew of Latin Kustoms Car Club. The board over 30 engine was also upgraded with an Elderbrock carburetor and headers. The chrome air filter and valve covers were accented with custom-painted slits to match the car.

Body/Paint: The body was in perfect condition except for the floor panels. After Joe replaced all the metal work, he delivered the car to the Leal Brothers Paint and Body in Corpus Christi, TX. The paint scheme includes a Black Base color with Violet Ice Flake, patterned with Candy Magenta, Candy Violet and Candy Blue. Custom pinstripping was added by Curly of Long Beach, CA.

Setup: Shorty’s Hydraulics hooked up the car with a Veterano Setup. The setup includes two Veterano Pumps, three Dumps, 8-inch cylinders in the front and 12-inch in the back and is powered by four batteries and controlled by four switches.

Tires: 55X80 R13.

Wheels: Custom ionized 13-inch Zenith’s.

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These are not just mobile grills, these are grills built into modes of transportation. Whether traveling cross country or just up to your uncle’s house for Memorial Day weekend, it’s important to have a grill on hand. “But I can’t carry my Weber across Ohio to see Aunt Beatrice?!” That’s ok – now you can drive your grill, literally, to any destination – even on a rail road. Take a look at some creative grill-mobiles.

1957 Chevy Big Block Grill:


We can’t say butchering a classic ’57 Chevy is the best way to get your meal on, but if you can’t use the engine anymore, why not replace it with this cooking system seen above. This tow-able vehicle is complete with propane tank and non-stick chrome surfaces. Photo: instablogsimages

Motorcycle Sidecar Grill:


Part chopper and part cooking accessory, the sidecar grill takes away passenger space, but adds in a giant gas powered bbqing implement. The exhaust will probably smell like C02 or hot sauce. Photo: walyou.com

Choo-choo Locomotive Rib Cooker:


I choo-choo-choose you to grill me up a rack of ribs so succulent, I won’t pay attention when you tell me about how this steam powered (actually, propane) locomotive cooker set you back thousands of dollars. Don’t let the neighbor’s kids ride on top, this train gets hot! Photo: buzzardbbq

The Outlaw Grill:


Outlaw Grill is build into the shell of a big rig gas truck. That’s right – the long, circular trailer was cut open, its innards replaced with feet upon feet of grill. The vehicle travels events across …the South? Like you, we guessed this is a Southern United States invention – but we are all incorrect. Outlaw Grill originates from the hippie state of Oregon. Photo: gluttonyboys

Smith & Wesson Revolver Grill:


We actually don’t know if this is an official Smith & Wesson, but once you load the chamber with .38 caliber meat, you’ll forget all about where this grill comes from. You’ll only care about how long it remains in your back yard. Photo: strangevehicles

Scion xD Pullout Grill:


In 2009, Scion released massive amounts of add-ons to their vehicles, including this hard to find pull-out grill top on board the Scion xD. Photo: scionpedia

The ‘Grill and Chill’ System:


A grill and beer tap built onto the wheels of an ambulance bed. That says it all, doesn’t it? Eat healthy, and eat heartily this Memorial Day folks! Photo: wantist

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