August 21, 2008
I'm not sure why anyone really needs their own golf cart. I guess if you really play a lot of golf, or maybe you live on one of those islands where that's the only way to get around, but it seems that clients would be limited. Regardless, if you do have a need to own one, then you might want to take a look at Bad Ass Golf Carts out of Las Vegas. Here's what they say about themselves:
We build the most Outrageous Golf Carts in the industry from 14" True Travel Off Road Suspension Systems With A 12 Month 36" 45MPH Jump It or Dump It Warrantee. To Custom Hydraulic & Super Hopper Carts. From Off Road Monsters To Beat In The street Lowriders and EVERYTHING In Between!! We do it All! We Specialize In 24HP Honda V-Twin Powerhouses For Your Custom Cart, Then Add Custom Upholstery, Paint, Headliners TVs, Play Station 2, X-Box 360, DVD Players & Changers, Satellite Radio, Air Conditioning, Air Bags 20" rims, Video Projection Systems, Emergency Light & Strobe Kits, True Heart Thumpin Bass Systems, Plasma's You Name It!!!
We'll Make Your Neighbors Golf Cart Embarrassed To Leave the Garage!!
You can hit their site HERE to check everything out.
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August 20, 2008
I think this is a really good idea. I'm just wondering how well it actually stands up to people eating and drinking off of it after they've had a few. Here's the marketing on it:
Set up an outdoor wine bar in seconds! Just stake out a spot, open Drink Daddy up like an umbrella, and stock it with your favorite wine! With slots for 5 bottles, holders for 5 stemmed glasses, and a Sunbrella fabric surface for appetizers, you're set for fun. Bring the lightweight Drink Daddy to the park, the beach, the backyard… anywhere you enjoy wine! Fabric table surface opens to a taut 33" in diameter and is water-, stain-, mildew-, and fade-resistant. Strong alloy pole adjusts and locks to a sitting or standing service height of 25" to 40" tall. Stabilizing foot stake/base sinks easily into grass, dirt, or sand. Folding table and base fit nicely in a heavy-duty backpack with handle, adjustable shoulder straps, and front storage pocket—use it for hiking trips, too! Backpack is water-resistant, high-performance nylon. Choose the fabric color from above; available in Mocha Coffee, Cape Cod Red, and Lemon Drop.
You can purchase one of these over at the Wine Enthusiast site HERE.
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August 18, 2008
Football season is rapidly approaching, and hopefully for a lot of you that means tailgating before the game. If so, you might want to look into grabbing The Ultimate Tailgator, and becoming the envy of all of your friends.
The Ultimate Tailgator is a 6 x 12 foot trailer that comes with a 52" LCD HDTV, 20" TV with DVD/CD player, satellite DVR, satellite receiver, bar-b-que grill/smoker, refrigerator, freezer, surround sound system, 20" TV, video gaming system, two burner stove, single burner cooker, custom storage cabinet, Kegerator, soft drink and beer taps with cold plate, 160 quart ice chest, generator, storage shelves and even a port-a-potty.
I'm not sure what else you would need. They even also offer trailer graphics ranging from logos to custom design artwork and wrapping.
The price of the Ultimate Tailgator is $19,995, but it comes with everything on it. You can read more about the trailer at their site HERE.
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July 1, 2008
The Party-A-Cargo is a mobile kegerator that you can take with you anywhere. The carrier allows you to pour up to 160 ice cold keg beers all day long with only one keg and a 20-pound bag of ice.
You can also get a an upgrade with it's own sound system, that will have a CD/stereo player, 2 - 6″x9″ speakers, a 10″ subwoofer and Sirius satellite radio. The Party-A-Cargo can supply music for up to 12 hours without using your vehicle’s battery. Another upgrade will also add a built-in battery charger and 12-volt power adapter.
All this allows you to take a full keg with you to your tailgating party, and then lock everything up when you head into the game. The basic model start out at $2,895, and goes up from there depending on upgrades. You can head over to Tailgating Ideas HERE to get some more information, watch a video of the Party-A-Cargo in action and of course buy one.
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June 30, 2008
I'm not sure why you would eve need one of these, but if you had the money to buy one, why the hell not?
The Terra Wind is an amphibious RV, meaning that it runs on both land and water. It goes from a land to water vehicle simply by driving it into the water, putting the road transmission into neutral, and engaging the marine transmission. Nothing else needs to be done.
The RV can go in both salt and fresh water, but is made more for lakes and rivers. It can take up to 3-foot waves, run in any depth of water, and also has outriggers that can be set up so that it can take up to 40mph winds while out on the water. The hull is 100% aluminum so it's not going to rust. The only steel parts are the suspension and axle components, and those parts are coated with the same protective marine coating used on cruise ships.
Normally something like this would leave out a lot of the amenities that a luxury RV would have, but that's not true here. The RV comes with a GPS Navigation System, All Leather Interior, Custom Teak Wood Cabinetry, Onboard Computer, 42" Plasma TV, 600 Watt Surround Stereo, an 8 Jet Whirlpool Tub, Marble Floors & Shower, Granite Countertops, Full Kitchen, Washer/Dryer, Digital "in motion" Satellite, and there's a 6 foot swim platform that folds out from the back deck so you can fish, layout, or dive/jump from there.
Obviously the Terra Wind isn't going to come cheap. The base model starts at $850,000 and goes up to $1.2 million. You can find out more about it, and check out some of their other amphibious vehicles, at the company site HERE.
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June 11, 2008
This is the weather-resistant cooler with two independently controlled temperature zones, allowing you to chill wine and beverages in one convenient unit in outdoor temperatures between 40 and 100 F. The integrated heater automatically activates when the outdoor temperature is lower than the coolers, ensuring the thermostat maintains the preset temperature. Triple-pane glass doors block UV rays that cause wine to spoil, and the waterproof seals and weather-resistant stainless steel housing thwart rain and dust. The wine and beverage cabinets can be set to different temperatures at the touch of a button on the backlit LCD control panels, ensuring red wine is stored at the optimal 55 F and beer is kept at 39 F. The thermostat adjusts fro m 36 to 64 F, and the fan-forced cooling system provides consistent refrigeration throughout the unit while maintaining the ideal humidity for wine storage. The wine cabinet has five racks that accommodate up to 18 bottles of your favorite varietals and three champagne bottles store at the bottom of the cooler. The beverage cabinet has three shelves that hold up to 24 bottles of beer and a drawer that stores up to twelve lemons or other garnishes. The integrated wheels ensure ease of portability, and the cooler is 33 1/2" high, allowing installation under a countertop or stand-alone setup.
You can pick one up for $1,700.00 over at the Hammacher site HERE.
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May 21, 2008
Not sure this is all that practical, but you'll have to admit that you'd be the only one on the block to have one. Fromt he sales pitch:
This brilliant BBQ accessory is actually a twin-pronged fork fashioned to resemble a musketeer-style sword. It even comes with a cut-out cardboard mask so you can spear treacherous chicken thighs and impale all the king's hot dogs without revealing your true identity.
As well as its utterly idiotic swashbuckling qualities, the BBQ Sword is a pretty nifty cooking implement. Its fat wooden handle will ensure you don't drop your freshly barbecued food over the château parapet and its comedy hand guard will protect freshly laundered cuff ruffs from dripping fat. Maybe.
You can buy the BBQ Sword over at the Firebox website HERE.
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April 17, 2008
You just have to love the idea of an inflatable pub. The Pub itself take about two hours to fill up, and of course enough space to tie it down. Once inflated, the largest of the four pub models will be 50 by 25 feet in size, and can hold up to 50 people. The four different versions of the pub are The Firkin, Kilderkin, Barrel and Hogshead, and range in price from around $9,000 up to $33,000.
You can hit the Luxury Launches site HERE to see a few more inside and outside pictures of the pub.
Posted by Ghostshark under Outdoor, Spirits | Comments (0)
March 25, 2008
This portable fine black leather case has everything you need to travel with your favorite cigars and spirits. It has three compartments inside the bag, each big enough to hold a bottle of your favorite drink. Included with the bag are a cedar lined leather cylindrical humidor, 4 stackable acrylic glasses, an ice container, and a jet style cigar lighter.
Once it's loaded up with a few good cigars and a bottle of scotch, maybe some vodka for martinis, you have your own roving bar. The case will run you about $270, and you can buy one and see some more pictures of the case, at the Neptune Cigar site HERE.
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March 20, 2008
The idea here is pretty simple really, but I'd love to see a video of how they actually pull it off. Technology Pools has designed a movable pool floor that you can adjust to any depth. Here's the explanation from their site:
Movable swimming pool floors have made it possible to maximise the use of your swimming pool with variable depth and also use the space taken up by the swimming pool for other purposes. Imagine. With the touch of a button, an entire pool floor is fully adjusted to any water depth or becomes level to pool surround thus serving as a dry deck or dance floor. It's no longer an imagination but a reality. We can provide movable swimming pool floors that have multiple programming capabilities and can offer multiple uses of the same space. For example, a typical basement poolroom can double up as party hall.
Based on your requirements, Technology Pools can engineer a movable swimming pool floor system for a new pool project or retrofit an existing facility. That will give you the ability to turn your indoor pool into a dance floor, a pool hall into an entertainment or reception area, or an outdoor pool into a parking space all at the press of a button.
You can check out the Technology Pool site HERE.
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