This is a 1992 Ferrari Mondial t cabriolet, the final major iteration of the Mondial series, best-known today for consistently being the most affordable entry point into Ferrari ownership. Powered by a 300 bhp…
This is one of the full scale prop cars used while filming The Spy Who Loved Me, and I became one of the most enduringly famous Bond cars thanks to its transformative ability to…
This is the 1982 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z, it was originally a concept car but it was later used as a pace car for the Indy Car World Series, and then used in endurance…
This is a Honda CT70H Trail from 1970, right around the beginning of the production run, just as the little dual sport bike was beginning to revolutionize the genre of approachable, pint-sized motorcycles. Many…
This is an original factory-supercharged 1999 Shelby Series 1. It’s a largely forgotten American sports car, and it was the only car that Carroll Shelby and his team ever made from scratch – from…
This is a rare surviving “boneshaker” bicycle from 1866, also known as a velocipede. It was built by the C. P. Kimball and Brothers Co, top carriage builders of the time who repurposed a…
This is a 1975 Datsun 620 Pickup that’s been converted to four-wheel drive – a common upgrade in period as it vastly increased the usefulness of the truck for many owners. The Datsun 620,…
This is the brand new Douglas DC-3 Pan Am® airliner kit from Lego, it consists of 1,903 pieces and when it’s completed, it measures in at an impressive half-a-meter long. The DC-3 is one…
This 1959 Lincoln Continental Camper is easily one of the most elegant-looking RVs we’ve ever featured on Silodrome, and amazingly it’s said to have been built in period in a series of 10 vehicles…
This is a 426 Hemi V8 from 1968 that now benefits from a complete rebuild, as well as some performance upgrades, meaning it’s now likely capable of quite a bit more than the 425…
This is an FJ55 Toyota Land Cruiser that now benefits from a raft of major upgrades, the most significant of which is an LS3 V8 in the engine bay with 430 bhp – vastly…
This is a rare Ducati Mini Marcellino from 1969, it’s one of the smallest Ducati-powered production motorcycles ever made, and unusually it was made in Spain rather than Italy. Although the company is best-known…
