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Archive for December 2008
How Fast is Your Car to 60 MPH?
December 7, 2008 by David.
What later G’s can your car pull?
Find out these stats and more by using your iPhone’s built in accelerometers to measure the performance of your vehicle. Application by Dynolicious.com.
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Wood Supercar
December 7, 2008 by David.
Joe Harmon is building an almost all wood car for his master’s thesis (gee, what’s he gunna pull off for his doctorate?) that is amazing. It has a design reminiscent of a Lamborghini. The body and other panels are made out of a woven wood structure - and he made the loom to weave the wood. No, two-bit project, he has engendred some substantial sponsorships.
As both a carpenter and a car guy, I find what he’s doing fascinating very well executed. Check it out at Joe Harmon Design.
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