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.

BERYL PIXEL DUAL BIKE LIGHT

Pixel is another quality bike product by Beryl, the same guys that brought you the very cool Laserlight. Pixel is a two-in-one light that can be either red or white, and mounted to your bike, clothing, bag, helmet or arm for maximum versatility. Simply press once for a red light, press again for a white light, and each color also comes with two modes: 100% brightness and a heartbeat pulse. Waterproof and lightweight, Pixel is the most versatile light for active urba...
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2020 LAND ROVER DEFENDER

Here it is folks, the new Land Rover Defender! After all the teasers, all the leaked images, the 2020 Land Rover Defender has finally been revealed in all its glory. The all-new look reimagines the beloved SUV into a modern yet versatile off-roader, with two versions available, the Defender 90 three-door and 2020 Defender 110 five-door versions, both with an optional mild-hybrid gas engine and plenty of off-roading ability. In the US, customers will be able to choos...
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1945 Volkswagen Type 51 Beetle

Here is a one-of-a-kind chance to own this extremely early, rare, and historically significant Beetle. Built in November 1945, just two months after the end of WWII, this is a very rare Typ/Series 51. Based on the Kublewagen, the car is 75mm higher than standard and was built when the British army controlled the VW factory. Finished in the original flat black, this early Beetle has just completed a full restoration performed by a highly regarded South Australian bod...
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