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Jeep Shortcut

Jeep have recently revealed this awesome little concept. The Jeep Shortcut is based on a modern Wrangler and invokes the spirit of 1950s Americana with a shortened body and functional simplicity. The ultra-capable off-roader started as a two-door Wrangler, but had 14 inches chopped out of the body making it more than two feet shorter than a standard Wrangler. The Shortcut also sheds its doors and roof, and has modifications such as a unique grille, hood, tailgate, wheel flares, custom chrome bumpers, 17-inch red steel wheels, and a modified exhaust. Under the hood there is a powerful 3.6L V6 engine mated to a 5-speed automatic transmission. Fingers crossed and hoping this radical concept becomes a production reality.



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MOTOPED

If you´re a petrolhead and a DIY fan, the Motoped conversion kit is the perfect project. Motoped is a fusion of a dirt bike and a mountain bike, to build it you simply need to gather an old Honda XR50/CRF50 engine and an old mountain bike that you can strip. The rest, such as frame, swing arm, jack shaft, bottom bracket, rear hub, etc… will be provided in the kit. Your end and proud result is a 4-stroke motorized bike that you can pedal or ride off-road. watch th...
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1970 PONTIAC FIREBIRD | BY ALL SPEED CUSTOMS | Image

1970 PONTIAC FIREBIRD | BY ALL SPEED CUSTOMS

This stunning machine is the creation of award winning custom shop All Speed Customs. They were commissioned by owner Tom Cronkright to custom his 1970 Pontiac Firebird into his dream car. His vision was to tastefully integrate modern styling and technology into the classic 1970 Pontiac Formula Firebird body. He requested luxuries and appointments found in late model sports cars, such as: a tuned suspension, fuel injected adjustable twin-turbos, climate control, pow...
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GEEKHOUSE WOODVILLE TOURING BIKE | Image

GEEKHOUSE WOODVILLE TOURING BIKE

John "Probably" Watson is the author of the popular bike culture blog "Prolly is Not Probably", he takes is adventure cycling very seriously. This is his ride, built to order by Boston’s Geekhouse Bikes. You can also make this machine your own at Geekhouse Bikes, you can build on the Woodville Touring frame choosing near limitless options, from mounts fenders, racks, water bottles, braking options... You can follow John´s wonderful adventures...
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