For Sale: A 20 Foot Slot Car Version Of Sears Point Raceway
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…
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…
This is a 1949 Chevrolet Kurbmaster Step Van that was given a discreet camper van conversion in the 1970s, then given a full refurbishment more recently in 2023. Inside the van you’ll find beds…
This is the new Huckberry x Ford toolbox, each is made by Bull Metal, a third-generation family-run metal shop based in Middletown, Connecticut from 22-gauge cold rolled stainless steel finished with a rust-proof blue…
This is a fully-restored Alfa Romeo 1900 M “Matta” from 1954. It’s a little-remembered 4×4 today and is perhaps most notable for the fact that it won its class in the 1952 Mille Miglia…
This is said to be a brand new, never used body shell for a 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback that was built at the Dynacorn factory in California under an official licensing agreement with Ford. These…
This is a Canadair CF-5, it’s a supersonic fighter jet that was built in Canada under license from the Northrop Corporation as their version of the Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter. The CF-5 has a…
This is the Stash Book by PUEBCO, it’s designed as a cleverly hidden empty box inside a somewhat boring looking vintage book, with a number of titles on offer. Books like this are typically…
This is the largely-forgotten, all-wheel drive Subaru XT Turbo. It debuted in the USA in 1985, where it was heralded as the most aerodynamic production car then on sale, with a coefficient of drag…
This is a small block Chevrolet V8, but unlike the pushrod/overhead valve original this one now has a single overhead cam per bank. It’s not a long-forgotten factory prototype – it’s an Aardema-converted engine….
This is a Sunbeam Imp, a badge-engineered Hillman Imp. It was developed by future Ferrari Formula 1 driver Mike Parkes – the same man who would later be the primary development engineer of the…
This is the new Boombox by We Are Rewind, it’s a 21st century take on the classic boombox design that can play regular cassettes – but it can also play from a Bluetooth connection…
This is said to be the 1990 Lotus Elan SE that was used while filming the Rick Moranis classic Honey, I Blew Up the Kid in 1992. The car featured in a memorable scene,…