Welcome to COOLTOYS.tv! Home of the Coolest Toy show on the web. All of the toys that you would need to hide in a warehouse so your wife doesn’t kick you out. We find em, test em, buy em if we have too.
If you think you have a CoolToy, let us know about it so we can check it out and put it on the show.
We have had to make a major change to the show so many videos are currently unavailable while we re-edit and make the changes we need to make. Thank you for your patience and support. New videos are coming soon, so keep checking back.
So after test fitting all three brands and deciding not one was worth the $12-$39 we spent we sent them all back. I looked closely at the dealer installed Mopar version and thought they were a little small too.
On the way back, new headliner and the Canon XF 100 is in a nice Pelican case for the ride home.
The CoolToys™ History
In 1998, CoolToys Host Scott Bourquin switched gears and entered the home technology business. He was all about the “Cool Toys” for the house. He also ski’s, races cars, flies jets and surfs. His friends always called him to find out more about the next “cool toy”.
CoolToys Started With A Blog
In 2008 Scott started a free website about Cool Toys. The blog wasn’t much of a start but a start it was. Each time Scott found new toys that anyone could buy and add to their house like Insteon Home Control he wrote about it. In 2005 he started racing a LeMons car that you can see in some of the videos.
1966 Mercedes 230SL in Nantes France
CoolToys Host, Scott Bourquin, clearly has a problem with toys, apparently he just won’t grow up. The 1966 Mercedes SL pictured here is one of his toys that didn’t make the show because it was “Wife Approved”. Â The 1966 SL was sacrificed to help CoolToys grow. This photo is from it’s new home in Nantes France.
As the blog about Cool Toys grew in scope Scott tried the idea of a video addition to the blog. The name he tried for the first video series was Tech-Tach-Dough. A show about technology, fast toys (tach as in tachometer), and money. The first episode was about adding LED Halo Headlights to a Jeep JK.
The First Video Attempt
The first TechTachDough.com video hit 50,000 views the first week without any advertising or marketing work. Â By the end of the month it broke 100,000 views and the company that made the headlights sent us even better headlights. Scott knew he were on to something, but he wasn’t yet sure what.
After making two more videos that got almost zero views, it was quickly determined that no one was ready to hear Scott pontificate about money and the “dough” was dropped even though he has an online course about money and success. People will pay for business advice but no one watches it for free. Who knew.
The Failed Videos
The second two episodes were shelved quickly. The decision was made that the new series would only be about Tech and Tach, basically big boys toys. The name was changed to CoolToys and CoolToys.TV was launched.
Due to a potential conflict and the award of the trademark for CoolToys, many of the videos have been taken down for re-edit to insure that it is only our content that we have in the show. We accidentally let a couple of the original domain names go and we needed to remove them from the show as well.
CoolToys Trademark
CoolToys became a trademark of our parent company in 2019, and we are getting everything corrected here on CoolToysTV.com as fast as we can.
If you would like to submit a product for consideration, we are always looking for CoolToys and of course there are a few rules.
CoolToys Submission Page
Sponsorship opportunities are also available on a limited basis. Please email ap@plpprod.com for more information.
Submissions
Submitting Your Product or Service For Review
Cool Toys. (“The Show”) is a hosted review and entertainment show. Each week for 26 weeks a season, products and people fitting these areas are reviewed or interviewed as the producers of the show see fit. While many items are selected by the producers, submissions are accepted as either “Approved” or “Unsolicited”.
Here are some basic rules.
Unsolicited Submissions:
No unsolicited products will be accepted if shipping container is larger than UPS or USPS standards.
Special freight is not accepted for Unsolicited submissions
Unsolicited products are reviewed at the discretion of the producers and have no guarantee of being reviewed on the show, podcast or website.
Unsolicited products will not be returned and become property of the show upon receipt.
Shipment tracking is suggested.
Shipping address for standard sized items:
Paradise Landing Productions
Attn: Kelly Bourquin – Submissions
16835 Algonquin St STE 427
Huntington Beach, CA 92649.
Vehicles will be delivered to either the studio, track or shop as pre-arranged.
Getting a Product or Service Approved:
To get an item approved for submission, please submit your proposal via email to CoolToys@ParadiseLandingProductions.com. You will be contacted by a member of the production team if we are interested in reviewing the product. If you would like to provide a spokesperson to be interviewed, please note that as well.
Approved Submissions:
Submitted Products will not be returned without prior coordination.
Any vehicles sent for test will require a waiver of liability for the vehicle. The Show, it’s producers, directors and cast are not responsible for the vehicle or any damage that may occur.
Being reviewed on The Show does not give permission for any usage of footage, show name or slogans.
Promotional packages are available.
For more information on promotional packages, sponsorship or product placement please email ap@plpprod.com
