See how the karts were made real Mario Kart 7 from golf carts

Recently, Nintendo, in partnership with West Coast Customs, created two karts real Mario Kart 7 to promote the release of the game on the Nintendo 3DS. Now companies have commented about their motivations and showed a video on how they were made ​​from golf carts.

According to Nintendo of America president Reginald Fils-Aime, the intention was to bring the kart Mario Kart 7 for the 3D world, the real world, to symbolize what happens with the game on the Nintendo 3DS, thanks to its effect as displays 3D images without glasses.

That's when Nintendo signed a partnership and sent the diagrams of the karts for the West Coast Customs, known car tuning company working on the MTV show Pimp My Ride, the original version of the framework that we know here as Old Tin.

The West Coast Customs began working with two electric golf carts GEM, using only their motors and lithium batteries, giving them later chassis, bodywork and accessories according to what we see in the newest iteration of the series on the laptop.

Check out the video where you can see some steps in the process and presentation of karts during the Los Angeles Auto Show: