Mini Cooper turned into a gaming seat
What can you do with an unused car? Send it for recycling? Disassemble it and sell its parts for some extra cash? How about turn it into an awesome gaming chair? That’s what Designer David Gawthorpe did with this halfcut of a Mini Cooper. Spending two-years just to get it done, this Mini Cooper racing chair is one marvelous piece of work. It opens up to reveal a force feedback chair, speakers, a racing wheel, and pedals to give you the ultimate gaming experience. In addition to the driving controls, you are treated to a mini fridge, strobe lights and even a smoke machine. The underneath the seat you have an Xbox 360 console for you to load up with racing games. For those interested, the chair is on sale for $12,883 (£8000), though you’ll probably need to visit London to get your hands on it.
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