1967 Porsche 911S Emory Outlaw

This stunning 1967 Porsche 911S Emory Outlaw, transformed into a 911R-inspired racer by Gary and Rod Emory in 1991, boasts a unique racing history. This iconic coupe, now available for purchase, features 911R-style fiberglass panels, a gray finish with over-the-top stripes, and a replacement 2.8-liter twin-plug flat-six with twin Weber IDA carburetors. The exterior showcases 911R taillights, Fuchs wheels, and plexiglass windows, while the interior boasts fixed-back bucket seats, a roll bar, and a leather-wrapped Raid steering wheel. Serviced in 2023, this modified 911S comes with racing logbooks, service records, and a clean New Hampshire title. Don't miss the chance to own this exceptional piece of automotive history.

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CITROEN E-MEHARI

French automaker Citroen have presented the newest version of their iconic Mehari from 1968. The cool E-Mehari is as the name suggests, an all electric four-seater cabriolet, with removable roof panels, a fold-down rear bench and a plastic coated fabric interior that is completely waterproof. The 67bhp motor powers it to a top-speed of 68mph, with a range of 124 miles between top ups. It will be available in four colors – orange, yellow, blue and beige, and you’...
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1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible

Auction house RM Sotheby´s will be offering bidders this weekend a chance to own this unique 1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible, one of only 404. This is one of the desirable 4-speed manual cars, with factory-fitted air conditioning, and it has a dashboard signed by Carroll Shelby. It is in pristine condition and painted in a stunning blue and white color combination, with matching white folding roof, alloy wheels, and period-correct Firestone Wide Oval tires. The beaut...
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FLAT FREE BICYCLE TIRES

Never deal with flat tires on your bicycle again! The innovative Nexo and Ever Tires allow you to pedal forever without the fear of a flat. No air, no liners, just genius design. The airless tire promises to deliver a smooth ride that rivals an inflated tire, and, it is expected to last for up to 5,000 miles as compared to approximately 3,000 miles for a standard high-end rubber bicycle tire. Two styles are available, the "Ever Tires" - with a series of holes that h...
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