This is an original Coyote Bullet Enduro go kart from 1989, it features the more laid back position common to endurance (or enduro) go karts, it has a long aerodynamic nose, and it’s powered…
This is a Canadian-spec version of the 1981 Chevrolet Camaro Z28, and as such, it could be ordered with the 4-speed manual transmission which wasn’t available to American-delivered cars – they all got the…
This is a CXC Motion Pro II racing simulator, it has a full-motion system, Dolby 5.1 surround-sound, panoramic OLED displays, force-feedback steering, tactile feedback, even a hydraulic braking system. This system was used as…
The Harley-Davidson XLCR debuted in 1977 as a Sportster-based factory cafe racer. This new model had styling designed to compete with the popular British and European motorcycles of the time, but the American motorcycle…
This is a Porsche 911 hood that has been finished in the red and blue #59 livery of Rothsport Racing with a full length vinyl decal. It’s now being offered for sale and 100%…
This is a 1982 Porsche 911 SC that Mike Brewer bought for himself in California, after finding that he was spending more and more time stateside and hated being stuck driving rental cars. After…
This is a collection of original Bertone blueprints that also includes original designs from Italdesign, Michelotti, and Ercole Spada – many of the greatest Italian design houses of the 20th century. The list of…
The original plan for the Mitsubishi Pajero Jr “Flying Pug” was to complete a production run of 1,000 examples, but it proved so woefully unpopular that just 139 were made before production was shut…
This is a 1988 BMW R100GS that’s been cleverly back-dated into the style of the earlier BMW R80G/S, a motorcycle famous for founding the modern adventure bike genre, and winning the Paris Dakar Rally…
The Lamborghini Jalpa was developed by Lamborghini as a successor to the earlier Urraco. The Jalpa offered a lower-priced alternative to the Countach, and it was aimed squarely at the Porsche 911 and the Ferrari…
This unique hip flask was designed by the team at Wingback in London, England. It’s cylindrical in shape and made from aerospace-grade stainless steel, and it includes a handy bottle opener tucked away under…
* Editor’s Note: This piece was updated with corrected information on August the 29th, 2026. The earlier version repeated the often mis-cited history of the first Musteros, however we have some new information, and…
