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Le Truc: Restaurant on Bus
San Frfancisco chef Hugh Schick has transformed a originally yellow school bus into a mobile kitchen and eatery he calls Le Truc. The new “bustaurant” has a gourmet kitchen, skylights and indoor seating for up to 12 and serves locally sourced, seasonal menus.
The Le Truc bus opened Tuesday, serving up savory sandwiches made with ingredients like grilled Portobello mushrooms, grilled duck breast with a reduction of dried cherry and ground-chicken meatballs. Currently, Le Truc’s operators are lobbying to serve alcohol for food/beer pairings. They also plan to set up for dinner in a second location a few blocks away near San Francisco’s South Park neighborhood.
Chef Hugh Schick reclines in Le Truc's dining area.
[via Wired]
The Le Truc bus opened Tuesday, serving up savory sandwiches made with ingredients like grilled Portobello mushrooms, grilled duck breast with a reduction of dried cherry and ground-chicken meatballs. Currently, Le Truc’s operators are lobbying to serve alcohol for food/beer pairings. They also plan to set up for dinner in a second location a few blocks away near San Francisco’s South Park neighborhood.
Chef Hugh Schick reclines in Le Truc's dining area.
[via Wired]
Ferrari F40 Stretch Limousine Version
Ferrari F40 Stretch Limousine Version, there's so many ways to modify your vehicle such as this one, the owner stretch the ferrari F40 into a small limousine version. So where would one find such an automotive monstrosity? In Japan, of course! You know, the country that brought us the Mitsuoka Orochi,
this remarkable collision of Japanese underpinnings and European style comes with a CD changer, air conditioning, power steering and windows, keyless entry, sunroof, ABS, an anti-theft system, 19-inch wheels and leather bucket seats. Not to mention the “hearty” 1.6 L powerplant under the hood.
Admittedly, it’s probably nothing more than a Honda Accord or Toyota Corolla under all that new bodywork (the seller says it's a 1989 model), but come on - for US$6.90, what did you expect? As always, take a look at our gallery and let us know your opinion in the comments section below.
Via : Carscoop
