You can probably make one for much less, but it certainly does get the wheels spinning for a DIY project doesnt it?

 

http://www.europeancarweb.com/features/epcp_1009_lgr_thodio_kinekt_design_aquavista_leatherman_suunto/

 

 

I Want one

 

 

I Want one

 

It would not be hard to build one for WAY less than $475. Even if you paid for a professional crossover design.

 

A 20mm can would probably allow you to build something that sounds nice.

It would not be hard to build one for WAY less than $475. Even if you paid for a professional crossover design.

 

A 20mm can would probably allow you to build something that sounds nice.

Ammo cans cost like $10 from the store. If you were to buy the surplus ones from the government you could probably get a couple of full pallets full of ammo cans for $475. Now granted if those are high end speakers that could cost a couple hundred dollars, but that still got to be like $200 in profit for like two hours of work.

Ammo cans cost like $10 from the store. If you were to buy the surplus ones from the government you could probably get a couple of full pallets full of ammo cans for $475. Now granted if those are high end speakers that could cost a couple hundred dollars, but that still got to be like $200 in profit for like two hours of work.

 

Was looking for full range drivers that would work in that volume. $10 for the can, $50-90 for an amp, figure about $25 for materials. Can't find drivers though for the volume regardless of price. I'll bet those are cheapies with no crossover. MAJOR rip off.

 

Ok, I take it back. I found drivers for about $30 each. So figure about $150-$200.

 

If you wanted to go real cheap, $50 for the battery powered amp, $10 for the can, and $30-40 for a set of 4" car speakers. It'll make noise.

I didn't know if this was qualified as cool or not, but I wanted to share it.

 

Went to Philly this past weekend...

 

 

These bikers are former Marines. They are hydrating & putting a cold compress on the neck of a proud Marine (Zach Powers) as he stood in his dress blues in 105* weather, holding his salute for the entire 5-hour 4th of July parade in Washington D.C.

Silverado is once again saving this thread.

What happens when you give a 15-year-old kid a S&W M&P-15/22 and a box of 525 Federal .22LR.

 

 

Took this at the last airshow hosted by Willow Grove.

 

Took this at the last airshow hosted by Willow Grove.

 

THAT is an awesome shot. They may be a 40+ year old design, but they're still hot. F-16 is still the hottest, though.

My favorite WWII fighter:

 

My favorite WWII bomber

 

My favorite modern/cold war fighter

 

My favorite modern/cold war bomber

I have to ask what is going on in this picture? I am guessing it is a photo op for some WWII pin up style pictures.

 

can you imagine... to your left and right is just some metal from a sled, and then clouds, and then 30,000 feet.

 

Yea, I would feel like a demi god at least

Was always a huge fan of the Corsair and the P38 Lightning. Nice Pics.

I have to ask what is going on in this picture? I am guessing it is a photo op for some WWII pin up style pictures.

 

I don't know but I was to see her go full auto on that thing..

I don't know but I was to see her go full auto on that thing..

 

I think you'd need to pour a bucket of ice water on her chest, you know, just so the heat from the machine gun doesn't melt the implants.

I have to ask what is going on in this picture? I am guessing it is a photo op for some WWII pin up style pictures.

 

could be a movie snap shot.

 

I think the chick with the sunglasses is an actress.

 

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0307726/

Keli Garner

 

Took this at the last airshow hosted by Willow Grove.

 

When I was a kid, I lived near Willow Grove. I saw the Blue Angels almost every year, for free, flying over my house.

I have to ask what is going on in this picture? I am guessing it is a photo op for some WWII pin up style pictures.

Sort of.......since you asked here's the story. This was taken at this years WWII weekend at Reading Airport in PA (cool event in case you've never been). These ladies were friends of some of the local re-enactors who just showed up at the show in period clothes. They were, of course, turning a few heads. While I was taking some casual photos of them some pros that were working the show saw them and started posing them so I took the opportunity to snap a few myself.

 

Right place, right time. Here's another.

Some of those pin up girls were SMOKIN! That WWII show was awesome and they were a nice compliment...they put out a sexy calendar too!

 

 

Hahaha this made my night.