The Scion xB becomes a 1970s custom van
Scion didn’t exist in the 1970s, but that hasn’t stopped the brand from commissioning a one-off xB inspired by that era.
The x Riley Hawk Skate Tour xB, which has been created by KMA Productions for this month’s SEMA show in Las Vegas, resembles a shrunken custom van. Styling elements such as the very browny-orangey paintjob, door mirrors, wheels and porthole side windows are all suitably retro.
It’s a similar story inside, where the specification includes brown buttoned upholstery, faux-wood trim, shag-pile carpet, a CB radio and an eight-track player. Also fitted is a more contemporary Pioneer audio system, along with a mini fridge and skateboard rack.
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The x Riley Hawk Skate Tour xB, which has been created by KMA Productions for this month’s SEMA show in Las Vegas, resembles a shrunken custom van. Styling elements such as the very browny-orangey paintjob, door mirrors, wheels and porthole side windows are all suitably retro.
It’s a similar story inside, where the specification includes brown buttoned upholstery, faux-wood trim, shag-pile carpet, a CB radio and an eight-track player. Also fitted is a more contemporary Pioneer audio system, along with a mini fridge and skateboard rack.
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