(Source: Euro Tuner)
Print magazine Euro Tuner ran an article about V2Labs Big Meat, and it looks like everyone’s favorite gear logo made it into the pictures. The 2003 VW Jetta GLS featured in Volume 1 Issue 2 was rocking a huge gun metal gear logo on the hood. Sick! The article also mentioned our presence as one of the groups covering the event. Be sure to read the next issue of Rezmoto to learn all about V2 Labs Big Meat in Orlando, FL. On the same page happens to be a big list of all the things going on this summer in the euro-auto community. A very useful list if you’re planning a trip this summer. Check and see if you can hit up any of these great events, we’ll be at a bunch of them. Thanks to Euro Tuner for showing some love for E-Zines.
Tanner Foust jumps an incredible 332 feet from one ramp to another ramp on a life size Hot Wheels V-Drop setup. WTF?!?!?
Once you get past the retro 80′s-esque intro (brilliant), you’ll be treated to 100% certified authentic euro-bliss. A soundtrack that kills paired with digital cinematography deserving of full HD 1080, and you have yourself a mini mid-day escape while you await the 5 o’clock bell. Enjoy!
When the overhead light in your car is just not enough, let the Spotlight LED rechargeable flashlight shed some light on whatever you’re working on. Conveniently charged by your 12 volt socket, the Spotlight is always ready when you need it. Whether you need it in the car, your co-pilot needs it to read a map or you need extra light when replacing a tire, the Spotlight LED is an invaluable resource to have on hand in your car at all times. The Spotlight LED flashlight retails for only $19.95 in the Rezolution Motoring store and is available here.
I hope you are all ready for the sickest issue to date. Volume 2 Issue 4 has been combined with Volume 3 Issue 1 for a mega-issue filled with all sorts of euro-auto porn. Not only is this issue much larger than normal, it also contains some breaking news that’s sure to surprise and excite you at the same time. So strap in and make sure to have a quick pee-break before you crack the pages of this ‘zine, as I’m sure you won’t want to get up mid-stream. No pun intended.
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(Source: Stephan Angoulvant via Autoblog)
The Dexter Work Sled is the elegant solution to anyone who likes to work under their cars. The creeper was designed by problem solver Stephen Angoulvant who has the pitch for the idea up on his site. The single piece of wood features larger wheels to get over bumps and cracks. They are mounted higher on the profile than where the body sits to keep it sitting low. The wheels have brakes to hunker down to loosen stubborn nuts and not have the sled slip. Next to the users head are two LED lights for better visibility and the sides are magnetized so parts and tools don’t fall off. The one problem I see with the Dexter Work Sled is that it’s too good looking to want to get dirty.
