stuff we drool about

1965 Manx Dune Buggy

The iconic Meyers Manx Dune Buggy was designed initially for desert racing by boat builder and surfer Bruce Meyers back in 1964. It quickly became popular for dominating dune racing in its time, and was eventually also released in a street-oriented model. At the time, as other firms rushed to replicate the design and layout, hundreds of thousands of Manx-style buggies soon flooded the market. In total, only approximately 7,000 original Manx dune buggies were produced from 1964-1971, including this pristine example 1965 Meyers Manxter 2+2 that was subject to a ground-up restoration, and comes with a Meyers Manx registry authentication plaque, identifying it as number "0461".



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SHELBY DAYTONA SECRET WEAPON - Image

SHELBY DAYTONA SECRET WEAPON

Feast your eyes on this beauty! Back in 1964, Carroll Shelby turned to John Ohlsen, renowned fabricator, to work over a Daytona coupe with a longer chassis. So, he commissioned a secret weapon, a car that would be blazing fast and blow everything else off the asphalt with its raw speed. That year Shelby took on the Ferrari 250 GTO in the GT class at Le Mans and won. Now you can own a piece of car-racing history, the Shelby Legendary Cars company has announced its in...
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1971 Toyota Land Cruiser ICON FJ40 - Image

1971 Toyota Land Cruiser ICON FJ40

A commission for an ICON 4x4 build typically takes around a year, which makes this 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser ICON FJ40 a rare chance to skip the line and drive away in something truly special. ICON does not rush projects, and that patience shows in the depth and finish of this build. Originally refurbished and modified by ICON 4x4 around 2012, this FJ40 blends classic Land Cruiser proportions with modern performance and usability. Power comes from a 5.3 liter ...
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1967 Ferrari 250 GT

This remarkable 1967 Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta SWB re-creation by GTO Engineering is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, blending classic design with modern precision. Powered by a 3.5-liter V12 engine, it features triple Weber carburetors and a five-speed manual transmission for an exhilarating driving experience. With aluminum coachwork echoing the original 1960 Berlinetta, this revival model boasts iconic design elements like Marchal headlights, brake-cooling ducts, ...
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