Believe it or not a new company has started up in the States selling eye lashes for cars called Carlashes. They have even released a video showing some of their happy customers along with their pretty(feminine) cars.

The eye lashes are available for almost all car brands, including Porsche and BMW. The price for a set of carlashes is 24.95 USD and they can be glued on with 3M automotive grade adhesive.

Watch the carlashes video below.

A guy called Paul in the States has had the insane idea of installing a jet engine to an American school bus. Apparently it can reach an amazing speed of 367mph ( 587km/h).

This yellow jet bus was developed by Paul Stender and Indy Boys Inc from Indianapolis and it’s called the “School Time Jet-Powered School Bus”.

Its 42,000 horsepower engine was kindly donated by an F4 Phantom fighter plane and it burns up 150 gallons of fuel in just one quarter-mile run.

When asked why did he do it, Paul Stender said: “come on, it’s a jet bus.”
He said the jet bus was built for entertaining people and for some how, keep kids off drugs. We’re not sure about the success of the second part, but it’s definitely entertaining.

Watch the jet bus on video after the jump.

Source: Chrises Cars

A cheeky Chinese girl was spotted in the city of Beijing creating her own parking space, watch this video to see how she done it.

You have to admit this girl was pretty creative but I don’t think the authorities would be as amused as us.

Engine maker, Cummins have managed to fit an enormous V18 engine into an original Mini making it the most powerful Mini in the world ( probably ).

This monster engine is usually fitted into lorries but Cummins decided to fit one into a Mini as a publicity stunt and they plan to display at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend in the UK.

The motor weighs 11 tons, is assited by 12 turbochargers, produces 3,500hp and pumps out more than 10,000lb ft of torque.

Steve Nendick from Cummins said: “It proved to be a bit tricky to fit under the bonnet, but our engineers came up with a more creative solution.”

Source: Chrisescars.com

Somewhere in Bejing is this BMW Z4 made from stone and mortar.

It is has also been fitted with glass windows allowing people to view the perfectly crafted stone interior.

A guy from Turkey seems to have the rare talent of being able to copy the automotive sounds of engines.

Watch the video below of a show from Turkey which interviews the talented Turk named Fevzi.

A 30 year old British guy from England has installed a flamethrower to the back of his scooter.

He then went on to film the fire breathing bike and uploaded it onto Youtube. Look out anybody who tries to tailgate this guy on his bike.

See the flamethrowing scooter in the video below.

This crazy car was built by Dean Shorey, a master ride mechanic for Seabreeze Amusement Park in Rochester, NY.

Dean enjoys restoring and collecting cars, he is also a big fan of the original Battlestar Galactica series and so a few years back he decided to build himself a street legal bsg Viper Starfighter.

This Viper is only big enough for one and is powered by a Chevy V8 engine.

Source: Chrises Cars

The owners of Siam Ocean World in Bangkok have created an unusual attraction. They have converted a Chevrolet Optra into a fish aquarium.

The doors of this Chevy fish tank have been welded shut to prevent any mischievous people wanting to let the water out.

At a restaurant in Perth, Australia. Two year old Cohen Stone managed to climb inside a sweet machine but was unable to get back out.

Maybe he just did not want to leave, isn’t it every child’s fantasy to be in a pool of sweets and teddies.

But for the mother the situation was a nightmare and caused a frantic rescue effort at the restaurant where his mother Kyra, 24, had taken him to a birthday party.

Kyra had taken her eyes off the little scamp for just a few seconds then turned to discover Cohen had become one of the prizes to be won among the sweets and soft teddy bears.

Kyra, from Perth in Western Australia, said: ‘I had been playing with him in the children’s area but took my eye off him for two minutes as the food arrived at our table.

Read Cohen’s terrified mother’s report of the incidence.

‘When I turned back, he was inside the machine. My first thought was “Oh my God”.

‘I just couldn’t believe what he had done in that space of time. He was there one minute, inside it the next, like a magician’s trick.

‘At first I wasn’t too stressed. I started to search the back of the machine for a big hole he must have climbed through, then on top of the machine.

‘It was then that I realized he must have climbed through a small hatch where you collect your prize from and got in through that way. It was the only way inside.

‘The hole was tiny. I have no idea how he did it. That’s when I started to panic. I didn’t know how I was going to get him out.’

Customers and even workers – including the chef – at Siena’s restaurant gathered around the toddler in disbelief.

Kyra said: ‘The restaurant owner called his wife to bring keys for the machine, but when she arrived there were no keys that fitted the lock.

‘Then workers phoned the hire company who owned the machine.’

She added: ‘I was trying to keep calm myself and keep Cohen happy. I made up a game where I told him to throw the teddy bears down the chute where he had climbed up and told him he could eat one of the lollies he was sitting on.

‘He was getting very hot from being inside the machine, especially with all the lights.

‘So I got the machine turned off, opened the hatch and was trying to fan him with one of the restaurant’s menus.

‘It was steaming up inside but we eventually got a fan turned on, facing the machine.’

A customer also phoned a local locksmith. He arrived within minutes but didn’t have the right tools with him.

After going back to his workshop, he returned and was able to open the arcade machine door.

Kyra, who works at a country golf club, said: ‘Cohen was in the machine for about 45 minutes but it felt like hours and hours.

‘I phoned my husband Calan but he thought I was joking. He kept asking me to repeat what I was saying. It was only that I was so upset that he realized I was not having him on.

‘Now that it’s all over and he is fine, I can see the funny side.’

She added: ‘I took the video of him when he was calm and after I knew we were able to get him out.

‘I’m glad I took photos now – even though I was panicking at the time. No one believes me until they see the video and it will make a great story for his 21st.’

The restaurant has now removed the claw grabber machine from its premises and given the family a £30 voucher.

Kyra said: ‘I didn’t even get a chance to taste the food. I’ll have to go back to experience it, but this time, I think I’ll leave the children at home.’