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Will.i.Am’s Custom 1958 Volkswagen Beetle
We could make this list all of Will.i.Am s (William James Adams Jr.) vehicles, but the real show-stopper is his $900,000 custom-built Dick Tracy-style car. The project started life in 2009 as a 1958 Volkswagen Beetle that the rapper wanted to be fitted with a twin-turbo Porsche flat-six. That would be one cool Bug, but then Adams decided he wanted something futuristic built. So, instead, the Beetle was stretched out, and a supercharged LS3 from Extreme Performance was installed in the front. The creative process was, as you can tell by the final product, a complete mess. Adams changed his mind frequently, and the build took years to complete. When Adams decided we suddenly wanted it finished quickly so he could use it for his appearance at the 2011 Super Bowl, The Garage in Florida said it couldn t be done. Adams then sent it to West Coast Customs, where it remained for another two years while Adams kept changing his mind.
West Coast Customs icon launches CarCoin NFT, giving away an original WCC designed vehicle to celebrate
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LOS ANGELES and BURBANK, Calif., April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Legendary custom car designer and fabricator Ryan Friedlinghaus latest project isn t made of metal, but it is poised to take pole position in the NFT race. Developed on the Fyooz platform,
WCC (CARS) will be the new standard in the social token and NFT space for anything related to the popular and ever-expanding arena of next level car collectibles.
An ongoing series of NFT s (Non-Fungible Tokens) will be available to the CarCoin community through a tiered membership program,
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When Canadian pop star Justin Bieber first laid eyes on Rolls-Royce s outrageous one-off 103EX concept, he knew he simply had to have it. Problem was,
Rolls-Royce wasn t selling. So The Bieb did what all people with unlimited means do – he commissioned his own Rolls-Royce based on the futuristic-looking
103XE.
Bieber approached renowned car builder and customiser
West Coast Customs, which rose to fame in the early 2000s for its role in reality TV show,
Pimp My Ride. But despite the years of experience customising cars, West Coast Customs CEO and founder Ryan Friedlinghaus admitted Bieber s project pushed the envelope of what exists .