1975 M151A2 Wolverine

If you are looking for a little off-roader for some fun this summer, look no further. This unique M151A2 aka MUTT from 1975 was built to U.S. Military specifications and is powered by a 4-cylinder inline, 4-stroke engine, with 71 HP and weighs only 2,500 pounds. Dubbed the "Wolverine", the tiny truck was engineered with a full roll cage, high backed Baja seats, 5 point racing harnesses, and a fording kit that allows it to drive through water as deep as 60 inches. The little beast is totally street-legal and a ton of fun to drive around.

1967 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40

This classic off-roader has undergone extensive refurbishment. Originally from Colombia, this 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 was imported to the US in 2024. Over four years, it was meticulously restored with a gray body finish, brown interior upholstery, and a modern 4.5L 1FZ inline-six engine. Enhancements include a replacement wiring harness, a 2-inch suspension lift with Old Man Emu dampers, and a five-speed manual transmission. Key features include rear am...
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BREMACH T-REX

Bremach started building utility vehicles in the 60s, their latest model is this electric monster truck appropriately named Bremach T-Rex. The impressive adventurer is electric powered and energy efficient, producing 134 horsepower and making it capable of going over and through whatever faces you, it is also capable of hauling up to 7,300 pounds, conquering 45 degree slopes and crossing nearly three feet of water, making this the ultimate adventure vehicle. watch t...
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MARSIEN ADVENTURE SPORTSCAR

Conceived by Marc Philipp Gemballa, son of Porsche tuner icon Uwe Gemballa, this insane off-road supercar is a modern-day interpretation of the iconic 959 that was originally developed as a Group B rally car. With a perfect blend of modern and classic design, this outrageous adventure sportscar is a lifted off-road version of the 911 Turbo S, with a taller and more muscular stance, large vents, and a huge rear wing that wraps around the sides of the car. The beast i...
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