Though it ultimately failed in its intended purpose of replacing the American Jeep in the British Armed Forces, the Austin Champ was a fascinating 4×4 that was among the most capable military off-roaders of…
This is said to be an original OEM Honda CB450 crate engine that was forgotten in the back corner of a warehouse for 50+ years, only recently having been rediscovered and dusted off for…
This is a Honda Fireblade CBR1000RR SC57 from 2005 that has been left in its original factory crate for the last 20 years and counting – having never been ridden. It’s likely the last new…
This is the holy grail prop that was used while filming Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, starring Harrison Ford. This prop is central to the storyline of the film, and will be instantly…
This is a rare 1957 Spohn DV-13 Convertible, it’s a coachbuilt German car based on a 1939 Ford chassis, and powered by a Cadillac V8. The styling is somewhat, let’s say unique, and as…
This is a rare surviving example of the Chrysler 331 V8 Marine Engine. It’s a version of the famous Chrysler FirePower V8 from the 1950s that was redeveloped by Chrysler engineers for the rigors…
This is one of just 55 examples of the Aston Martin Lagonda Rapide Sports Saloon that were made, and one of only 47 thought to have survived to the modern day. The Lagonda Rapide…
The Fabulous Fiberglass exhibit showcases handcrafted American cars of the 1960s and 1970s, which is the first of its kind to be on display in a museum setting. The exhibit is being put on…
This is a 1972 Dodge Demon that now benefits from a series of major upgrades, the most significant of which is an SRT Hellcat V8 transplant that has increased horsepower to up over 700…
This is an original 1/10ᵗʰ scale wind tunnel model of the Dassault Falcon private jet from 1975 – a time long before computerized design, let alone CAD or CFD. This model was made by…
This is an Airstream 350 LE Motorhome that was built 35 years ago, but it’s spent the last 20 of those years sitting in a dry barn with just 17,000 miles on the odometer….
This is a slot car scale version of Sears Point Raceway, renamed Sonoma Raceway in 2012, that measures in at a gigantic 20 feet long and 9 feet across. The track is set up…
