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Items installed: Pioneer KEH-P440 cassette receiver Pioneer TS-A1086 4" 2-way speakers Monster speaker wire Harada FM90G antenna Ronnie Payne was thrilled with the looks and performance of his recently-completed 1937 Ford go-kart replica. But he had the nagging feeling that something was missing. The roar of the massive Briggs & Stratton 5-horsepower engine wasn't enough — Ronnie needed tunes! Together with co-builder (and stepdad) Floyd Johnson, he designed a high-performance system that truly put the finishing touch on this righteous ride.Ronnie and Floyd visited their car receiver storage center (AKA the garage) and selected the Pioneer KEH-P440, a 1996-vintage cassette receiver which features detachable face, full-logic controls, and an excellent internal amp (14 watts RMS/30 peak x 4). The exceptional performance of its Supertuner III AM/FM tuner gives Ronnie the option of first-class radio reception when he's out on the track. The Pioneer was installed to the left of the driver's seat (for ease of operation), while the Harada antenna stretches across the engine compartment to ensure that Ronnie gets full benefit of his Pioneer tuner.Ronnie wanted a speaker system that would perform well, that would stand up to the rigors of racing competition, and, most important, that would fit. He selected Pioneer's TS-A1086 4" 2-way speakers with their poly/foam composite woofer cones, 1-5/8" paper cone tweeters, and 15 watts RMS power handling. The speakers are installed on each side of the driver's seat, facing forward. Heavy-duty Monster speaker wire carries the signal to the Pioneer speakers.Ronnie and Floyd used black carpet on the interior for low road noise and great looks. Check out the photos and you'll agree — Ronnie, that is one killin' kart!
This stunningly accurate replica of the Ferrari Testarossa is nine feet long and hand-built. It features a 5hp Briggs & Stratton engine, an automatic transmission with two speeds and reverse and an electronic ignition. The kart weighs 615 lb and is capable of speeds up to 30 miles per hour.The luxury go-kart also includes a functional CD player, retractable headlights and all the other lights and signals of a real Testarossa. It’s pimped out with adjustable seats and leather upholstery. The steering wheel even features a working horn because, hey, every parent loves toys that make noise.At $50,000, the world’s most expensive go-kart is priced perfectly for the financially savvy child, whether they want to drive it alone or get together with some friends and practice for a future career as Nick Hogan’s cellmate.
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