Tag: customized

  • It’s just half of a Mini

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    Gary Houston from Newcastle, United Kingdom, has one really exciting Mini. The car is half of an ordinary Austin Mini. What? Just half? Yes, the ordinary Mini is small enough but this mini Mini is one of a kind. Two of these cars only need to pay one parking ticket because they are able to fit into one parking lot.

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    This mini Mini is painted in metallic yellow. The front looks like an ordinary Austin Mini but the rear seats and roof top have been chopped off. Down there, it was fitted with 13” x 7” Minilite. Up there, it has some standard brightwork including stainless steel wiper kit and windscreen chrome fillet. Side mirrors are bullet style.

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    A glance from the backside, the rear lamp is fitted with jewel crystal rear tail lights.

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    It has only two seats and bucket seat with yellow piping is chosen.

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    For this special mini Mini,  we rate 10/10. What will you rate then?

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    This custom car is definitely one in a million. Image source: Gary Houston/Facebook

  • Nice, unique and special customized Mini interior

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    The interior of a Mini is started with just a simple speedometer with odometer in the center. It was then added with temperature gauge and oil pressure gauge at both sides. Minis from MK4 generation and above received three binnacle meters and cars exported to Japanese market are added with air-condition. It has become more and more complicated especially MK7 but the size of the car remained the same.

    Mini is a small car just like a sparrow but it is complete with all its internal organs intact – small but comprehensive. Thousands of Mini lovers have created millions of ideas to beautify the exterior as well as interior of this small car. Photos shared here are some customized Mini interior which you don’t often see it. It is no longer just a simple speedometer in the middle or the late model dashboard. If you get bored with the ordinary Mini interior or looking for ideas to build a unique interior, the photos shared here may give you some brand new ideas.

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    Look at that interior! Do you believe that is actually a car made before 2000? The car is more than ten years old but it is fully equipped with the latest technology. Do you see the electronic buttons at both front seats? This set up definitely deserve tripe thumbs up!

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    This interior looks clean and nice. Cream white dashboard and center console with air-condition blower make the cabin looks bigger.

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    This red/black interior is for Mini owners who prefer a luxury interior. A walnut dashboard with three magnolia binnacle in the center, red high quality leather seat, and a nice leather armrest.

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    Now this is something really special and unique. You no longer see the original Mini door handle set. It’s hanky pinky!

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    Simple, nice, and clean design.

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    For grey lovers!

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    Cream white leather seat match with dark-color walnut dashboard and chrome door handles.

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    Okay, finally you see something really unique and find it no where else.

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    Photo from flickr.com/photos/lasphoto

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    What about a set up for racing? Photo from flickr.com/photos/dazecoop

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    Photo from flickr.com/photos/geoff4130

    So, which interior design is the best for you?

  • Ten craziest modified exotic cars

    All of us know that exotic cars aren’t cheap to own one. Some people prefer to collect them in their living room but some will spend thousands of dollars to modify them. Some people love them too much and not willing to step hard on the gas pedal but some will rape their exotics. Whatever your preference is, let’s check out these top ten craziest modified exotic cars of all time, make sure your eye don’t pop out! (more…)