Since I still get emails from boombox freaks who want to buy the Junkyard Boogaloo Boombox (sorry, can't part with it), three years after the original post
Junkyard Boombox Virus Spreads: Meet The Catbox, Featuring Genuine…
More than two years have passed since I built the car-battery-powered Turbo II, Junkard Boogaloo boomboxmasochist innovator has decided to experience the headaches joy of a homemade boombox afflicted blessed with genuine Jaguar components: Catbox!
Turbo II, Junkyard Boogaloo - Part 2: How To
There's no need for me to describe why it was necessary to build a boombox out of plywood and car parts. It's obvious that we all need such a thing. Now, if you're not interested in the nitty-gritty and merely want to see the finished result — here
Turbo II, Junkyard Boogaloo - Part 1: Features
Feast your eyes on the result of weeks of work using the various remains of over a dozen cars — from 80's BMW's to a 1990 Toyota Tercel — it's the glorious Turbo II Junkyard Boogaloo boombox. For those of you who want the gearhead nitty-gritty, the full "How To
