What's the deal with slappin TV screens all over the place nowadays? It seems like anywhere that you can squeeze a screen, no matter how useless it'll be, someone will put it there. I think it's ...doesn't make sense.

 

There is an Audio shop here in Town called Audio 2000, and one of the managers there has a Bonnevile (hell i cant spell it). Freakin Nice, looks stock on the outside but has a bottle ans ome other little crap. But anyways last time he was talking about it, he said that he wanted to put something like 30 some odd TV's in the thing. Yes you heard right 30 some odd TV's. these were going to include a set on the side view mirrors. For what I dont know!

I have not seen him around lately, but that is what he said. I know they are capable of doing it. they have some pretty crazy vehicles.

 

I think that truck is sick!

I first saw it in Truckin'. The mag said it ran 12's? Not bad for all the weight of the tv's and sound crap.

 

just throw the crap to www.anti-rice.com or www.ricecop.com

 

ehhh thats Sony for ya, its just a marketing tool for them to display all thier new products, its not meant to be functional, just look impressive (debateable IMO).

 

holy ****... i was laughin so hard...

 

That truck reminds me of that Circuit City (?) commercial (aired up here in New England at least). This guy is walking around his house, and everywhere he goes (medicine cabinet, mailbox, etc. etc.) he has a TV in his view. He's watching some soccer game the whole time.

Put one near the oil-pan, and I'm sold. (then I can watch Courtney Hansen anytime I'm working on ANYTHING in my truck.)

About the only thing I really like about that truck is the seats, the supercharger, and the fact that it's a RCSB.

 

Man, yall western folk got cool moms. My buds moms wont come off it fer nuthin. LOL

 

like a good steak that was overdone.
Truck is way overdone.

 

You guys should really see that truck in person. Yeah, it has screens EVERYWHERE, but the build quality on that rig is phenominal! It's extremely impressive in person.

This truck was built as a display for Sony's products last year. Yeah, you can't see the screens under the hood when you're driving it, and I would NEVER put that many screens in anything that I drive, but they served Sony's purpose at the stereo shows last year that's for sure.

And if that truck ran 12's, mine should run 10s.