 Looking around the interior, you will also notice an Autometer tachometer along with a set of NU image gauges set behind the Grant GT steering wheel. Since Mike can't wait for 4th of July for firework displays, he finds himself driving the Taco from time to time. While driving around one would need tunes, so for he's cruising purpose, an in-dash Alpine flip down CD player would be installed. Bringing the sound forthright, a set of Rockford Fosgate mids and tweets would be installed. Mike himself is responsible for the wiring that was performed.
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 Mike would like to thank all those who help in project Burnt Taco. The helpers include Troll, Jesse and Chris Jakubowski from Eurocraft Collision in Middletown, NY, Shawn Weber at Downforce Creationz, Gary Green, Anthony Ranzinici, EL Prototypes, and Ricky at Anaheim Prestige Autobody. Mike would also like to give a special thanks to club members of Severed Ties. Although as the true minitrucker for which Mike is, this Taco will never be done. And for those curious about the name "Burnt Taco", it's not because of the Taco's speed, but more because it has caught on fire many occasions.
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