1967 Chevrolet Corvette

We are in love with this black beauty. Available now form grabs over at Bring a Trailer, this fine specimen is an automotive gem steeped in history. Originally purchased from The Rodenfels Chevrolet Co. of Columbus, Ohio, this classic beauty remained with the first owner's family until 2008. A meticulous refurbishment in 2010, including a sleek black repaint and interior re-trim, earned it a coveted Bloomington Gold certification. The 327ci V8, coupled with a two-speed Powerglide automatic transmission, powers this timeless machine. Notable features include a black convertible soft top, turbine-style wheels, four-wheel disc brakes, and a Delco AM/FM radio. Acquired by the selling dealer in 2024, this C2 Corvette comes with a rich dossier, including its Protect-O-Plate, historical documents, and Al Grenning CCAS certificates. Experience the allure of automotive history with this meticulously preserved 1967 Chevrolet Corvette.

SWIFT ROVE TOURING BIKE

If you feel like escaping from modern monotony and leaving everyday life behind, there is no better way to travel and see the world than on a bike. And, if you are looking for a down-to-earth, economical, and strong bicycle to start your bikepacking adventures, the new Swift Rove Touring Bike might be the answer. Bicycle maker Kona teamed up with bag makers Swift Industries for this limited edition (only 201 models in circulation) Rove ST with color-matched bags and...
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ALFA ROMEO TZ3 CORSA | LIMITED EDITION BY ZAGATO

More or less a year ago, Zagato studio had revealed images of the Alfa Romeo Zagato Corsa TZ3, now they have announced the model will be produced in a very limited edition. It is estimated that the sportscar will include a brutal 8.4-liter V10 engine with 608 horsepower. The Zagato studio intends to deliver the first units of the TZ3 next year. via egmCarTech...
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HONDA GOLDWING KENZO

Designed and built in England by Death Machines of London, this incredible looking beast is a custom 1977 Honda Gold Wing GL1000 inspired by a Samurai general’s armor and named after Kenzo Tada, who was the first Asian to compete in the legendary Isle of Man TT in 1930. The impressive build was constructed using a myriad of modern and old-school construction techniques including CNC machining, 3D-printing, and using an English wheel and sowing machine....
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