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Category Archives: It’s Electric!
Midget Love Week: NTC Midget Appears In Car Kulture Deluxe Magazine
Ok, I promise, this will be the last midget post for at least a week or two. In August of 2012, a group of friends and I attended Speed Week at the Bonneville Salt Flats. That group had hooked up … Continue reading
NTC Midget Wins Hooniverse Car Of The Year!
That’s right folks, the NTC midget has been awarded the most prestigious award in the automotive world. Thanks to everyone out there who helped and/or followed along. (Note: No thanks to the guy at Peach Days who asked why I … Continue reading
Posted in EV Midget Build, It's Electric!, Vintage Midgets
Tagged chicken dinner, HCOTY, Midget love, Winner winner
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Midget Update: LeMons Prep
This post originally appeared here, at Hooniverse.com. I would like to announce that I have made the questionable decision to accept the poorly thought out invitation from the Killer Zombees Racing Team to join them at 24 hours of Lemons … Continue reading
Posted in EV Midget Build, Event Coverage, It's Electric!
Tagged 24 Hours of LeMons, Horny Midget, Midget Racing, Thunderhill
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Quick Hitter: Midget Love Edition
Some may be familiar with Donna’s Ranch. Some may not. If you aren’t, here is some employment advice: Don’t google it at work. Suffice it to say that they offer free tours, free wi-fi, and free showers, and earn their … Continue reading
Posted in It's Electric!, Photoshoot, Quick Hitter
Tagged Bomp chick-a-wow, Donna's Ranch, Midget pron, Wells Fun Run, WFR 2012
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Prius “Solution” Is Most Environmentally Friendly Car Ever
Just when you thought the Prius had done enough for the environment, those brilliant buggers over at Toyota topped themselves. Rejoice tree huggers, and behold the most earth-friendly car ever, the Prius Solution. A big hat tip to our new … Continue reading
Posted in It's Electric!, Sweet videos
Tagged Die Smuggy, Prius Solution, tree huggers, Zero Carbon Footprint
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Truck Thursday: S10EV On The Cheap?
(This post was originally written for, and appeared here, at Hooniverse.com.) From 1996 to 2003, GM built an electric car called the EV1. The car was a huge hit with environmentalists. Actor Ed Begley Jr. had one and sung its … Continue reading
Posted in Hooniverse, It's Electric!, Mini Trucks
Tagged Boogie woogie woogie woogie, Electric S10, S10EV
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Adorable. 1961 R/C Impala Low-Rider With Hydraulics
This is a video of a radio control ’61 Impala low-rider with functional hydraulics. It is just about as cute as anything. It rides on a scratch-built brass frame and it does all the standard low-rider moves. Click it for … Continue reading
EV Midget Build – Part 8: Finishing Touches and Adventures
35 days had gone by since I decided to do this build. With a lot of help from my friend Sam and my dad, this thing was up and running in time to take it to the Wells Fun Run … Continue reading
Posted in Custom, EV Midget Build, It's Electric!, Race cars
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EV Midget Build – Part 7: Wiring, Body, and Test drive!
This crazy idea of mine was about to come to life. The midget only needed wiring to be fully functional car. (Car? Toy? I don’t know, or care.) So, off we set, plying our electrical skills. Click it for more … Continue reading
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EV Midget Build – Part 6: Odds and Ends
The next item on the to-do list for the midget was brakes. We could roll and steer, now we needed to stop. ’40s midgets did not use a brake pedal. Instead, they had a lever on the outside of the … Continue reading