Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
For those of us who plan their trips from coffee shop to coffee shop finally a better solution. A car that is powered entirely by roasted coffee grinds is now a reality, I can feel my hear raising as I write this.
The car is called the Car-Puchino and was created using a 1988 Volkswagen Scirocco that sorta looks like a time traveling DeLorean from back to the future. It was created by a team from BBC1 science program Bang Goes The Theory and driven 210 miles between Manchester and London.
It does about 60mph and uses about 2.2 lbs of coffee for every three miles or 56 espressos per mile (56epm). Its going to take 154 lbs so price depends on the type of coffee you use:

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The car is called the Car-Puchino and was created using a 1988 Volkswagen Scirocco that sorta looks like a time traveling DeLorean from back to the future. It was created by a team from BBC1 science program Bang Goes The Theory and driven 210 miles between Manchester and London.
It does about 60mph and uses about 2.2 lbs of coffee for every three miles or 56 espressos per mile (56epm). Its going to take 154 lbs so price depends on the type of coffee you use:
- Premium = Kona Coffee = $30/lb = $4,620
- Plus = Starbucks Breakfast Blend = $10/lb = $1,154
- Regular = Folgers = $5/lb = $770

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Labels: Carpuchino, Coffee Car, Coupe, DIY, Europe, Super Mod, UK, VW
Friday, December 18, 2009
Dangerous Duct Tape Van on the Loose
I was sent this duct tape art van the other day from my friend mark, an engineer with a duct tape talent and here is what he said;
I am an art car artist and went to the westfest and Seattle Artcar Blowout several times. The duck tape van was created because of inspiring friends in Eugene, Oregon. These early forrays into art have opened new doors for me and enriched my life. As an engineer, duck tape was always there but never appreciated. Discovering the wacky, wonderful world of art cars released my spirit and let me fly.Thanks Mark and while I was at it I found a few more duct tape van jobs created by folks gifted in other areas.
Window Repair Duct Tape Van Job
Rust Repair Duct Tape Van Job

False Advertising Duct Tape Van Job
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