2006 Ford GT

The Ford GT is one of the most iconic American sports cars ever built, it was designed by Camilo Pardo (responsible for the 2002 concept Ford GT and the 2005 and 2006 production GT). This 2006 Ford GT is one of 2,011 examples produced for the model year, luckily though, this pristine example has hit Bring a Trailer and is up for grabs. Finished in gorgeous Mark IV Red over Ebony leather, this stunning GT has only 9,200 indicated miles! The red beast is powered by supercharged 5.4-liter DOHC V8 engine that delivers 550 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque. A driving video is attached below.

2007 DEFENDER PICKUP TRUCK

This drool-worthy Defender 110 single cab pickup is currently available for purchase at Collecting Cars. The stunning 2007 model was beautifully restored and is powered by a Puma 2.4 liter inline-four cylinder turbodiesel with 122 bhp and 265 lb ft of torque, which sends power to all four wheels via a 6-speed manual gearbox. The vintage SUV rides on coil springs on all four corners with telescopic shock absorbers and live axles front and back. The beauty was painted...
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FOLDYLOCK

Foldylock is a new portable locking system to protect your bike, it combines the toughness of a U-lock with the versatility of a cable lock. Made from reinforced steel, and anti drilling rivets, it´s very compact, foldable, and built with steel bars (with a coating to help prevent damage to the bicycles paint), unlike other locks that use the more common steel chain, that rattles and may pose some weight and safety issues. With Foldylock the whole process is easier...
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TAILGATER TIRE TABLE

The Tailgater Tire Table is one of the coolest, and handiest products to use when overlanding. The fixture attaches to a vehicle tire to provide a free-standing table within seconds. The Tailgater, unlike another table, doesn’t rely on the ground for stability because it uses a set of brackets to wedge around the tire and hold its weight, so it doesn’t need to touch the ground at all. Made from powder coated steel, the table holds up to 50 lbs. of food, drinks, ...
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