Man Invents Toilet-Shaped Car and a Suitcase Car

Thursday, March 5, 2009
Suitcase Car from India
Suitcase Car from India

A man in India not only invents a motorized suitcase but he decided to go the "extra mile" and come up with a motorized toilet. The motorized suitcase weighs about 660 pounds and with a 50 cc engine can reach speeds of up to 25 mph. The production cost is about $2,000 and his goal is to get these baby's mass produced. Its a good idea and you could actually take them with you on long trips and for sort business trips maybe he could make a carry-on version. Now about the toilet car, I can't imagine what the marketing strategy will be to get the word out. I think calling this a "Crappy Car" is actually is a real plus, but hopefully you wont get a "Crappy Deal" at the dealership when you buy one. In some parts of the world he will have make sure its a lo-flo toilet, and that it complies with strict emission standards. Good luck with that!!!

Man Invents Toilet-Shaped Car

Man Invents Toilet-Shaped Car
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Redneck Stonehenge Car Fence

Redneck Stonehenge Fence Made from Art Cars

Redneck Stonehenge Car Fence from acros the street
Hooper, Utah -- A man in Hooper had a bit of a dispute with a neighbor, and instead of mending fences, he built one. His fence, however, is made out of cars, and he says it's all in a spirit of fun.

Creator Rhett Davis calls it his "Redneck Stonehenge." It's not that he doesn't like his neighbors, he's just not sure they understand him and his kind. Definetely a good way to use up some old cars and they dont take up much room if you stand them up like that. Full Story Via.

Sculpture Made Entirely from Plastic Hubcaps

Hubcap Dragon Sculpture
Hubcap Dog Sculpture
An artist collected thousands of lost hub caps from roadsides across Britain and turned them into spectacular animal sculptures - worth up to £3,000. Ptolemy Elrington, 43, works full-time in his studio crafting shiny dolphins, dogs and dragons from all grades of hub cap - from BMW and Mercedes to Ford and Volvo.Via Daily Mail
 

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