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.

PORSCHE 911 SAFARI

Meet the jacked-up Porsche 911 rally car of your dreams! This 1978 Porsche 911 has recently been modified into a tribute of the car its builder Erik Brandenburg competed in the 2007’s 4,350 mile TransSyberia Rally. Now available for purchase, the Porsche 911 Safari comes in a monochrome version of Brandenburg’s Martini-inspired Transsyberia race car, and features a beefed up suspension, a 3.2 liter flat-six engine that delivers 231bhp and 210 lb-ft of torque, st...
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1956 MASERATI 200SI | FOR SALE

Here is a chance to own something truly special, the first Maserati 200 S ever built! This stunning piece of machinery has significant historic importance and occupies a place of distinction in the history of Maserati sports racing cars, winning many races back in the 50´s and driven by the likes of Stirling Moss and Giuseppe Farina. The one of a kind sports car features an impeccable 2.0 litre 187hp engine sourced from a Formula 2 car, and a unique aluminium body ...
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1971 Toyota Land Cruiser ICON FJ40

A commission for an ICON 4x4 build typically takes around a year, which makes this 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser ICON FJ40 a rare chance to skip the line and drive away in something truly special. ICON does not rush projects, and that patience shows in the depth and finish of this build. Originally refurbished and modified by ICON 4x4 around 2012, this FJ40 blends classic Land Cruiser proportions with modern performance and usability. Power comes from a 5.3 liter ...
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