1945 Dodge WC58 Radio Car

Here is your chance to bring a little piece of history into your garage, this beautiful and unique ride is immaculate, and was designed and built by Dodge for the U.S. military. This eye-catching 1945 Dodge WC-58 Radio Car still boasts its original motor, pushing 92 horsepower and 180 foot-pounds of torque, and is outfitted with several details that set it apart. It is equipped with a Signal Corps Radio set in front of the rear seat, and is still wearing its military livery with a tan fabric top. It also features a heavy-duty winch on the front end, leather bench seating, a side-mounted jerry can, tools strapped to the back, and chunky tires are mounted on matching green wheels. The unique vehicle is up for auction in New Hampshire at the end of June, you can learn more from RM Sotheby´s.

AUDI S1 QUATTRO

German automakers Audi have unveiled images of the new Audi S1 Quattro set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show. The little beast is powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine capable of delivering an impressive 230hp and will be available in a choice of six-speed manual or dual-clutch transmission. No date yet on official release to the public. watch the video...
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BlinkLight

BlinkLight is a great prop for night cycling, it will definitely improve your safety on the road. Engineered to be 360° visible and increase other traffic user’s attention, the premium belt features animated bike led indicators and an automatic stop light. Designed to be worn on you or on a bike, the belt is powered by Li-Po battery and comes with a remote controller designed to fit every bicycle steering bar, so you don´t need to take off your hands from the ha...
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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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