It's a fiat 126 in most of the world I think, at least in my native england. the polski was just a licensed copy I think.

anyways, a few more pics of the Hello Kitty car can be found

In the town where I grew up there was a chap who had a canary yellow Fiat 126 that he'd customised a little.

He hung a V6 Rover engine out of the back of it. Hung being the operative word because it was at least twice the size of the hole where the engine originally went.

He'd built a chromed bar cage to support it.

Either he was a complete tosser or had a fantastic sense of humour. I never found out which though.

Want.

Although a more accurate statement of affairs would be "Pre-ordered and will have".

*checks exchange rates and current contents of Amazon UK shopping cart*

CURSE YOU!!!!!


And curse Blu Ray region encoding.

Take some consolation from knowing that I don't have a Blu Ray player but will probably find myself buying one because of this.

I don't either,

but I do have a blu ray/HD DVD drive in the PC.

which can be my way around region encoding.

A cunning plan and one that I've been contemplating for some time.

It's a toss up really between getting a PS3 or getting a BR Recorder for the PC.

Nice!

*looks at price tag...fall over*

Besides, I'd end up impaling myself on one of the branches.

I am buying this. When I win the lottery. :/

Lego Ceramics
WANT!

Siemens Electric Bike


The motorcycle features and design include:

First electric chopper by Orange County Choppers
Recycled materials
Advanced DC Motors Inc. Series Wound 8" motor
LED lighting by OSRAM SYLVANIA, a Siemens company
27 Peak horsepower and maximum speed of 100 MPH
Range of 60 miles on a single charge
On-board charger that can be plugged into any 110-volt outlet
"Building an electric bike from recycled materials was something new for us, but we definitely enjoyed the challenge and think that the end product makes a great addition to our wide range of unique motorcycles," said Paul Teutul, Sr., founder of Orange County Choppers, based in Newburgh, N.Y. "While electric bikes probably won't surpass traditional ones for the foreseeable future, we also think that energy efficient technologies are increasingly important for both manufacturers and consumers."

Ah, an epiphany toilet.

Hubbin wants one too.

I'm pretty certain that the split on this one will be fairly clear cut male/female.