This is a Bugatti Type 52 replica that remains in its original factory crate, having never been removed or driven. It’s now being offered for sale out of Waterford, Wisconsin and it has aluminum…
This is the new GoRuck GR1 XPAC backpack, it follows the same design and form factor as the original GoRuck GR1 however it’s now been updated with lightweight X-Pac VX21 fabric construction that results…
The Ferrari 412i was a notable car for a number of reasons. It was the final production Ferrari fitted with the Colombo V12 engine, it was the first Ferrari series fitted with an optional…
This is the Laslo motorcycle jacket from Aether Apparel, it was developed to be well-suited for use both on a motorcycle and off, with all the protective elements you need and a hefty dose…
Though it may not look like it, this is a race-winning prototype sports car that competed in the IMSA series as a 1986 Chevrolet Corvette. With its body removed it’s now essentially a mid-engined…
This is believed to be the last set of unused new-old-stock body panels for the Ford RS200– a mid-engined, all-wheel drive Group B rally car that was developed by Formula One engineers in the…
The Meyers Manx beach buggy is arguably the most famous fiberglass kit car design in history, and now for the first time you can build one at home that’s powered by a 2.0 liter…
This is the 1902 Sterand Loco, you may never have seen it before because this is the only one that was ever made, and it’s lived in relative obscurity until now. It’s a 121…
The Morgan Plus 8 has been called the car that saved Morgan, it appeared in 1968 when the company’s sales were in decline and quickly filled the order book, resulting in wait times measured…
This 1925 Ford Model A is a beach racer/hot rod that was built, raced, and owned by none other than Peter Stevens, the designer of the McLaren F1. Stevens raced the car at Pendine…
This illuminated Lamborghini sign was bought by the current owner in Italy a handful of years ago, and it measures in at a hefty 6’4″ wide, 1’6″ high, and 7″ deep. The sign was…
The Jaguar XK120 is a celebrity in its own right, it was the fastest production car in the world at the time of its release, and it was powered by the same Jaguar XK…
