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Getting Around in Style?
Joshua Couch highlights what might show up in the camp-spot next to you. If you’ve ever seen a 4-person tent strapped to the back of a flat-bed truck, then you know there are some pretty entertaining ways people attempt to hit the road with their homes on their vehicles. Joshua Couch’s blog highlights those efforts, […]
Inventor Beats Gas Prices in Style with his Electric GT-40
September 25, 2012 by Arteries of America
Imagine winding your way along the West Coast Electric Highway in one of these. Andrew McClary built an EV that gives the Tesla Roadster a run for its money. The Florida inventor spent two years rebuilding a fiberglass Ford GT-40 replica with an electric motor and a battery pack producing 38 kWh. The drivetrain will push […]
Drinking and Driving with Tasteless Beer Snobs
November 1, 2011 by Arteries of America
Ali Kimbrough and Daniel Becker put the pedal to the metal in search of the best craft breweries in the Rocky Mountains. I DISCOURAGE DRINKING AND DRIVING as much as anyone (more than some), but there’s something about putting miles down in search of great microbrews that fits what roadtripping is really about. It has to […]
23 Feet – Documentary Trailer
August 5, 2011 by Arteries of America
Allie Bombach and Red Reel Video have created one of the most in-depth looks at people who choose to live a mobile lifestyle (often living in their cars, trucks or converted school buses) to be closer to the locations of their outdoor passions.
October 26, 2012 by Arteries of America
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