You like .mp3s and vinyl?  With this USB turntable from Crosley, you can have the best of both worlds. Listening to vinyl and ripping .mp3s from your favorite vinyl is all posible from this retro designed suitcase USB turntable from Crosley. It streets for around $150.

Paying homage to the original Mercedes Roadster, a group of Mercedes design students have came up with this electric roadster concept for the 21st century.  The most striking feature of the new design is the 19th century buggy-influenced wheels.  In this case form has function as the wheels’ frontal profile act as a streamliner providing much less wind resistance than a conventional wheel and tire combo.

While the roadster’s top speed of only 15MPH leaves something to be desired, its range of over 200 miles per charge is mighty impressive. Another unique feature of the car is it control systems. The car is controlled by a single XY joystick and it definitely brings back memories of a certain movie starring Tom Cruise as a cop in the future. For more info on the car check out TreeHugger

Microwaves may not have existed in 1953 but you’d never know it with this retro influenced microwave from Northstar. This baby features 1000 watts of cooking power and 1.2 cubic feet of space for all of your microwaving needs. The oven is available in many different vintage inspired colors and retails for about $750, ouch.

While the price may not be for everyone, one thing is for certain. This microwave is perfect for 1950s inspired kitchens all over the world. For more info check out Elmira Stove Works

The guitar features a period bridge, 2 special custom shop colors ,and all that tone that generations of rockers have loved.  Priced at $2200, this guitar provides a great value for anyone looking for a vintage inspired Les Paul.  For more info check out Gibson

Growing up in west Georgia, I have a vast knowledge of vintage trailer homes.  Apparently they don’t build’em like I remember.
This conceptualized, designed, and built over the course of two years all by a group of 3 professors and 50 students of architecture.  This project was actually constructed out a of vintage trailer’s guts, proving that the high life is achievable for all types of men and women.  The trail features a nice open floor-plan and raised ceilings.  It surprisingly looks much bigger on the inside than it should.  For more info (including pictures of the original trailer) check out TrailerWrap.

This blast from the past from Wilkerson Furniture is the M21 Flat Screen console television.

The piece combines a state of the art flat screen television with organic woods and leathers to create a modern classic television.  Modern classics do have their price and the M21 is no different.  The TV comes in at a hefty $3,600, but is perhaps the coolest set out there.  This is something straight out of the Jetsons.  For more info see Wilkerson Furniture

This is an art deco custom computer case built by Dave Benz back in 2004.  The computer features a mini ITX motherboard, 40 gig laptop hard drive, and is designed as a virtually noiseless machine.

To keep an authentic art deco feel, Benz used vintage fabric on the case covers and replicated an old neon sign with clever use of  some plastic PVC tubing.  To top off the look he added wooden legs to the bottom machine.  Speaking on the bottom, the design cleverly hides all the wired connections on the underside of the machine.  For more info on the Art Deco Box, check out Mini-ITX

Featuring solid and two-tone colors, vintage style body design, and modern electronics, these fridges are the combine the best of both worlds, today and yesteryear.

These fridges range in size from 14 cubic feet to 21 cubic feet and are available from select dealers nationwide or online at www.BigChillFridge.com Looking the best comes with a price and these fridges vary in price from $2500 to $3300 depending on options.  In addition to refrigerators, Big Chill also make retro styled dishwashers and stoves.  For more information, see Big Chill’s website HERE.

Imagine racing down b-roads to your favorite cafe while chasing the the ton up on this sweet new cafe racer from SYM. The 150cc Wolf Classic makes it possible, all for a price that doesn’t break the bank.

The bike features an air cooled 150cc 4 stroke engine, 5 speed transmission, and clip on handlebars to complete the vintage racer look. The bike is going to be priced around $3500 and should be arriving to dealers by early summer. For more info on the SYM Wolf Classic check out our sister site: Scooter-News.

Danelectro has released this new reissue of the classic Coral Hornet guitar you may remember from the classic 1960s Sear and Roebucks catalogs.

Danelectro guitars have been played by some of rock and roll’s greatest guitarists including Keith Richards from the Rolling Stones and Pete Townshend of the who.  This git-fiddle features Danelectro’s signature lipstick pickups, an adjustable rosewood bridge, nickel hardware, matt finishes, and adjustable truss rod from the headstock.  The guitar lists for $399 US which is a pretty good value in today’s world of $2000+ Les Pauls.   More info about Danelectro and the “Dead On 67″ guitar can be found HERE.