1971 Land Rover Defender

1971 Land Rover Defender in this luscious poppy red finish paint job was a fab rebuild by Classic Car Studio, a St. Louis, Missouri based workshop. This iconic British off-roader is powered by a 2.25L engine that has been totally overhauled and rebuilt practically from scratch, so it is better than when it was new because the criteria now followed was more demanding than it was at the time it was originally built. The electrical wiring is also totally new along with the interior as well as the suspension, including all new shocks, bushings and springs. The aluminium body was also galvanized and the undercarriage suffered serious detail finish too. We should also mention, because it’s also serious business in a 4x4, that the whole transmission system subdued highly detailed rebuilding too. Should you fall in love with it you better hurry up, because we are quite sure it will not be available for long.

JAGUAR C-X75 HYBRID SUPERCAR

We take another look at the stunning Jaguar C-X75. The impressive car was first presented back in 2010 as the XJ220 successor, now Jaguar as released some new photos and behind-the-scenes film of the car’s development. The beast is powered by an incredible 1.6L four-cylinder hybrid engine(developed by Williams F1) with a combined power output in excess of 850bhp and 1000Nm of torque, and is capable of reaching 62 mph in less than 3.0 seconds on its way to a mind b...
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1948 FORD SUPER DELUXE STATION WAGON

Before the SUV craze, there was the station wagon, and as far back as 1937, Ford’s station wagons were being converted to AWD by Marmon-Herrington. There, at their workshop, the 239 cu. in. flathead V-8 was retained while mated to a Ford truck four-speed manual transmission and a modified rear axle/differential. They also reinforced the chassis, and installed the full-time all-wheel-drive hardware. The cars shipped back to Ford dealers, but at twice the cost of th...
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WOODEN BIKE | BY WALDMEISTER

Produced in Freiburg, Germany at Waldmeister, this amazing bike was originaly a concept built by designer Marcus Wallenberg Meyer, in even won the prestigious "Brand New Award" at ISPO. The prototype was so succesful, it is now in production in a limited edition. It features a wooden frame, with fork and wheels of carbon, and truvativ crank, stem, and handlebars....
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