Things don’t get much groovier than this; Riley Hawk’s Skate Tour xB outfitted with all the proper accessories for America’s 1970s van culture. The Scion->ke79 is destined for the SEMA show->ke216 happening November 4th through 7th in Las Vegas where the unsuspecting crowd will surely be transfixed by this car-turned-van.

The man responsible for this cultured creation is Scott Kanemura of KMA Productions. He helped Hawk turn childhood memories into reality by bringing back all the classic parts that make ‘70s conversion vans special. “Every element of this Scion xB->ke1337 represents some part of my life,” Hawk says. “I’m looking forward to showing it at SEMA and having people check it out!”

And check it out they will. This “van” has it all. The exterior is compete with hoop-style manual chrome mirrors, chrome grille inserts, Cragar S/S wheels wrapped in fat rubber with raised white letters, a high-roof kit, fish bowl rear windows, and (non-functional) side pipes. The most obvious change is the orange, yellow, and brown stripe job covering the entire vehicle. Mr. B.A. Baracus would be jealous.

Of course, Kanemura had to tie in Hawks love of skateboarding. The back hatch->ke304 opens up to reveal a mini workshop for tinkering on boards. Even smaller is the pint-sized halfpipe for Tech Decks. The high roof kit opens up to reveal more storage for full-size boards while a rack on the xB’s tailgate holds two additional boards.

Updated 10/30/2014: Scion unveiled the official details on the x Riley Hawk Skate Tour xB with just a few days before its official debut at SEMA. Details after the jump.

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2014 Scion x Riley Hawk Skate Tour xB

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Scion x Riley Hawk Skate Tour xB in detail

While the outside might attract all the attention, the interior is where all the excitement happens. Nearly every part on the dash is covered in high-gloss wood grain. The center console is made from the real stuff with the classically designed twin cup holders and 8-track slots. The wood-rimmed steering wheel with its triple chrome spokes looks fantastic. The vinyl-covered door panels get chrome door handles and window cranks complete with skateboard wheels as rollers.

A CB radio and 8-track deck represent the finest technology of the day, while a mini fridge keeps things cool in the back. Vinyl button-tufted chairs in all four positions complete with old-school lap belts are cooler than ice. Shag carpet on the floor and headliner adds the final touch of styling.

Though 8-tracks are cool, Hawk had to include a modern sound system from Pioneer hidden within the center console. The system allows for a guitar hookup and mixes the sounds with an iPad mini as the controller.

While the 70s van craze may have phased out, this Scion xB will be right in style at the 2014 SEMA show.

Scion xB

The Scion xB is an odd little car with its own, very unique looks. With compact exterior dimension and a rather roomy interior, the xB makes a great people mover for cramped cities. Power comes from a 2.4-liter four-cylinder making 158 horsepower and 162 pound-feet of torque. A five-speed manual or four-speed automatic sends power to the front wheels.

Pricing for the xB starts at $17,740 for the manual and $18,690 for the automatic.