Quick, what is the nastiest project that EVERYBODY has to do eventually? That’s right, replacing old, worn out, nasty carpeting. Today, Stacey rolls the “Banshee” back into the shop and shows you how to bring a very tired interior back to life with some tips and tricks that will help in replacing those old, worn out threads with some new ones. And while we are on the subject of interiors, Stacey also digs into one of the best kept secrets in auto restoration, painting a dash and door panels. If you would like to make your dash and door panels look like new again in just a few hours, for very little money, and not have the paint flake off in a few weeks in big chunks, then this is the show you have to see!
On today’s spooktacular Brief, we’re checking out the Camaro of our childhood dreams, the Google Nexus 10 and why a horror movie marathon could help you burn calories. First up, if you grew up playing with Hot Wheels as a kid, you probably fantasized about owning a Camaro. Well, for all the kids at heart, Hot Wheels and Chevrolet have teamed up to bring you the first Hot Wheels badged Camaro production car. Lead designers Felix Hoist and Jeff Ross originally created a concept car for the 2011 SEMA show in Vegas. After its initial success, the team decided to return with a production Camaro for this year’s SEMA. The new Hot Wheels package includes a ZL1 spoiler and upper grille, a touchscreen infotainment system and dozens of custom Hot Wheels branding touches including flame graphics and a two-tone matte hood finish. So if you’re ready for the 00 price bump that comes with resurrecting a piece of your childhood, the Hot Wheels Camaro will be available next year. Me? I’m gonna stick with the 99 cent versions… usat.ly Next up, with their sights clearly locked on Apple, Google is readying their own line of Christmas gadgets and their crown jewel could be the Nexus 10 tablet. Apple loves to brag about their Retina Display but the Nexus 10 actually boasts a higher resolution and pixel density. What?! Also, the Nexus 10 is aggressively priced starting at 399 for a 16GB version. Google’s tablet also makes use of an A15 processor, 5MP camera, 2GB of RAM and will run version …
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