As my wife and I prepare for the arrival of our third child, we've been surveying the stash of gear that fills our garage to see what is usable and what has not survived the first two. One of the big questions is whether or not we need a new stroller -- There's the cheap one that was falling apart when Sara used it, the nice one that Jared had whose footrest broke, and the fancy one Rachel's mom got us when Jared was first born that was more trouble than it was worth. Chances are, we'll end up getting a new one.

If so, I've found a line of strollers that sure looks pretty gosh-darned cool. The Roddler series from Kid Kustoms offers "vintage tins and fins for your tots." These retro strollers harken back to the days of drive-ins, malt shops, and fins the size of surfboards on cars. The three-wheeled strollers come in a host of colors and options designed to make sure you -- and your kids -- are the coolest cats on the block.

The only downside that I can see is that they start at $2,000 and go up from there. Of course, knowing my tastes, two grand wouldn't come close to covering what I would want. Still, if you can afford them, these are pretty hot rides for your little one.