Congratulations to our Week 2 Winner! Travis Tollett
Travis Tollett won the second week of our Virtual Car Show! Travis submitted his 2009 Nissan Titan. Travis said "Handicap accessible Nissan Titan airbagged & laying frame on 26" wheels hand control operated carbon fiber interior custom parts all around." We thinks it's pretty slick as well. This photo was taken by his buddy on the top of Mount Scott.
Most of us have had an unusually mild winter, so having ‘Kite Flying Day’ in February doesn’t seem like that bad an idea. Any other year, and the annual return of Kite Flying Day on February 8th would seem sad for those of us who can’t go out and celebrate.
Here are the competitors for week #2. Vote for your favorite buy clicking in the circle next to your favorite. The one with the most votes by midnight on Sunday February 12th wins
G.F. Williams Photography got a sneak peek at an undisclosed collector’s uber-cool garage that resembles some kind of spy-cave where a well-dressed secret agent keeps a stockpile of his sleekest rides.
Garmin, llbean.com / Carl Pettit / Bushnell, Amazon.com
If you’re trekking out into the woods or the mountains this winter season, a durable and reliable GPS unit is just the thing to ensure you find your way home. We're n
Gearheads have been chomping at the bit to see Honda’s news super sports concept car and they just may get their chance at next year’s Detroit Auto Show.
Here’s an innocent enough video of a young lad named Jake learning how to shoot a .357 Magnum out on a range with his father.
Some stores have made headlines this week for opening their doors to Black Friday shoppers on Thanksgiving night instead of the following day, but for one young Florida woman, even that’s not early enough.
Korehira Watanabe is one of the few Japanese sword makers left in the world.
It goes without saying that eating is incredibly important for surviving in the wild. Luckily, catching and capturing dinner just got a little easier.
There’s nothing wrong with an inspirational tattoo, but a spelling error can mean a lifetime of regret and ridicule. A Huffington Post reader recently submitted a photo of himself which shows brand-new ink that should have read “Believe and Achieve.” However, it’s missing several letters in crucial places. Next time, consult a dictionary first, pal.
A knee surgery left Patrick Priebe with a ton of free time. So, one weekend, instead of keeping up with those Kardashians or giving himself early onset carpal tunnel in our babe section, Priebe decided to build a wrist-strapped crossbow out of stuff lying around his house.
