AEV Recruit Ram Pickup

American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) is a manufacturer of off-road and overland vehicle parts and accessories as well as turnkey off-road vehicle packages. They been outfitting otherwise standard pickup trucks with some serious off-road goodies for years. Their latest creation – the AEV Recruit Ram 1500, is a Ram 1500 transformed into a turn-key modified adventure machine, it features tuned extended-length Bilstein 5100 shocks that give it a higher lift, an AEV front bumper with a Warn winch and a 30-inch LED bar, a snorkel, skid plates, and 20-inch alloy beadlock wheels wrapped in BF Goodrich KM2 Mud-Terrain tires. The 395 hp V8-powered beast will tickle your off-road fancy.

1971 LAND ROVER DEFENDER

1971 Land Rover Defender in this luscious poppy red finish paint job was a fab rebuild by Classic Car Studio, a St. Louis, Missouri based workshop. This iconic British off-roader is powered by a 2.25L engine that has been totally overhauled and rebuilt practically from scratch, so it is better than when it was new because the criteria now followed was more demanding than it was at the time it was originally built. The electrical wiring is also to...
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Super73-C1X Electric Motorbike

Introducing the SUPER73-C1X, the latest innovation from the renowned electric bicycle brand, SUPER73. Known for their stylish and versatile e-bikes, SUPER73 has ventured into the electric motorcycle realm with the C1X. Unlike traditional designs, the C1X is a low-powered naked electric motorcycle that caters to riders of all levels, meeting regional regulations. Compact and agile, the C1X features a 31-inch seat height and 15-inch wheels. ...
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1981 Land Cruiser FJ45

Another masterpiece to roll out of the FJ Company workshop. You’ve no doubt heard of the FJ40 Land Cruiser, one of the most iconic vintage 4x4´s on the road, and increasingly popular on the classic car circuit… but have you met the FJ45? The FJ45 Land Cruiser was produced in Japan from 1976 to 1986. This rugged workhorse could carry up to 13 people, and was designed to carry the troops (hence its nickname "the Troopy”). It was deployed as a commercial vehicle...
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