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.

FUJI WHITE DEFENDER

There are a few first class Land Rover customisation workshops around in the US, but Brooklyn Coachworks are chief amongst them. They specialize in customizing and building quality Land Rovers, and have been in the business for over 20 years. The latest beauty to hit their portfolio is this gorgeous Land Rover Defender 90 in Fuji white, powered by a restored 200Tdi and 5 speed transmission. It was also fitted with two jump seats in the rear, a two-spoke steering whe...
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1993 Titan Silver Range Rover Classic

To celebrate the launch of the new Range Rover SV Ultra, Range Rover's Classic division has created a one-off 1993 Titan Silver Range Rover Classic that perfectly mirrors its modern counterpart. The bespoke restoration will make its public debut during Monterey Car Week before crossing the block at RM Sotheby's Monterey Auction, where it will be offered exclusively as a matched pair with the first U.S.-market Range Rover SV Ultra. Originally a U.S.-...
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SEATRACK

The ingenious SeatRack is an interior cargo rack that helps you securely transport oversized items inside your vehicle. This clever kit replaces the passenger side head rests with two racks, turning the inside of your car into a roof rack, protecting your gear against theft and weather. No more messing up the seats or having to reconfigure what’s up and what’s down, thanks to the SeatRack, you can easily haul surfboards, skis, snowboards, fishing poles, ladders,...
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