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Wally 55

Wally 55 is another beauty from our favorite shipyard, Wally Yachts. Wally has an unconventional approach to yacht and powerboat design, and the Wally 55 is no exception. With a distinctive military look, Wally 55 is the ultimate open sports cruiser, equipped with four powerful engines each producing 435-horsepower and able to deliver a top speed in excess of 40 knots. Wally offers a custom service, you can choose from a two-cabin or three-cabin version, and develop a very individual look for the interior.



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RUCKUS CRUISER

After capturing our attention with the Quinn Bike, a compact cargo bicycle, the design team behind Coast Cycles have surprised us again with this awesome little cruiser named Ruckus. The cool bike is a throwback to when time moved slower and bicycles were fun things meant to take you to a happier place. The extra-long custom lounge seat with room to fit another passenger brings the social back to bicycling. Available with drivetrain options that include one with an ...
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1973 FORD BRONCO

Available for grabs, is this supremely maintained and remarkably restored Ford Bronco from 1973. There is not much information on the beauty, we know that under the hood there is a 302 ci V8 engine matted to an automatic transmission, and that it has only 16,607 miles on the odometer. Other than that, it looks immaculate, the canvas top looks fairly new, as do the chunky all-terrain tires. We love the all-black look and can only imagine cruising in it all summer....
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LITELOK

Litelok is a revolutionary new bike lock that is light, flexible and strong. It is made from layers of innovative, lightweight materials which are difficult to cut or break. Each layer provides additional security, meaning it can withstand sustained attack from tools like cable cutters, bolt croppers, crow bars and hacksaws....
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