Billard Chevrolet Monte Carlo 2000 – Joe Fiscella 2011
It was built from a Chevrolet Monte Carlo 2000 in 2011. C'est Joe Muzzle, president of the Billiards Triangle, in California who got the idea and it’s “Big Daddy” Vini Bergeman, a custom pro who made it.
In order to achieve this transformation, the American was cut in half. The pool table occupies the entire rear part and was mounted on 4 wheels. As it is necessary to move around the pool table to play it, the table is detachable from the drive head during play, like a trailer. The pickup is done by itself using a button that activates the system, lift the table slightly with a small freight elevator and separate the table from the front of the car. suddenly, the drive head then holds thanks to 2 Caddy type casters ! Its roof is discoverable, like a hard-top.
Even with this transformation, the car behaves very well, she is very comfortable. Billiards can roll at 160 km/h ! Do not forget to put the tarp on the table to protect it in case of rain.
This Chevrolet billiards has been presented in several car shows in California and throughout the country and has won the esteem of all lovers of custom ... as well as billiards ! Despite the television, high-end refrigerator or audio system, it’s that idea of being able to play a game of pool anywhere, that makes you dream. The craziest thing is that wherever you decide to play, a roadside for example, the high-tech calibration system guarantees that you will have a completely flat surface on which you can play serenely !
The canes are stored in the pool table and the balls at the back of the table, visible when the whole rolls. For those who don't like billiards, There is also an electric dart board on board.
Rolling billiards are available for rent at Triangle Billiards, Inc.
Explanations and construction
A bad flattened video but with George Barris and his team playing on the pool table
In reality it is Jay Ohrberg with the Pool Hustler who invented the concept in 4 wheels with an elevated pool table without the need to detach the table in order to play it. Also it was a hot rod with a big Hemi V8 engine under the table ! It was actually the ex-Magic Carpet, a sort of wheelchair kiss track…
Since, several models of Billiard Cars have been released, but without motor, just movable on wheels, with pretty bodywork.
