» SEMA 2007: Ridemakerz lets you customize a (little) Scion

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SEMA 2007: Ridemakerz lets you customize a (little) Scion

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Ridemakerz and Scion have joined forces on a program that lets you create your very own Scion “Ride” without the hassle of credit checks and car insurance. Seven customization steps allow 649 million unique tuning possibilities for your toy car, and when you’re all finished, you get a 12-inch-long Scion xB in fiberglass-over-foam. It comes with custom plates of your choosing and a Certificate of Title that has a RIN — Ride Identification Number. And if you want to go all out, you can even add radio control. Check out the 7:8 full-scale (or so) 5Axis model from Troy Sumitomo that the company had on display. Follow the jump for the press release, and be sure to check out the gallery of hi-res pics.