1976 Toyota FJ40

This 1976 Toyota FJ40 has had a complete frame-off restoration using high-quality Toyota parts and is now available for grabs. Equipped with a rebuilt factory 2F engine, 4-speed transmission, transfer case, and differentials, the truck has had a lot of time and effort put into its restoration. It is also equipped with power steering, power brakes, front differential with ARB air lockers, rear differential with a Detroit locker, an ARB front bumper, a metal tech cage, and an Aqualu aluminum tub which has been Linexed. With almost 10k spent on the restoration, this unique truck has a killer look and can be driven reliably.

FJ Company Signature

Our friends from FJ Company have just reached out to us with news on their latest Land Cruiser FJ40 restoration, and boy does it look good. Their latest masterpiece is this beautiful 1981 Land Cruiser FJ43. Named "Signature”, this stunning build was completely stripped, and renovated to like-new condition, it is the ultimate, adventure-seeking Land Cruiser, restored to perfection. FJ Company designed various accessories, like a fuel cap cover, and CNC machined alu...
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CHARGE ELECTRIC FORD MUSTANG

British startup Charge Cars is taking the first generation Ford Mustang and turning it into a electric powered monster! The sleek-looking beast uses officially licensed shells of both Fastback and Convertible 1960s Mustangs and is powered by an impressive 536-hp (400-kW) electric powertrain spinning all four wheels to 60 miles per hour reportedly in under 4 seconds, and with a top speed of around 149 mph. Its 64-kWh battery provides a range around 200 miles (322 km)...
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Nikola Badger Electric Pick-Up Truck

Arizona-based startup Nikola Motor Company have unveiled a spectacular new electric truck with an impressive 600-mile range. The Nikola Badger will be offered as both a purely battery-electric vehicle and as an electric/fuel-cell hybrid that can also recharge its onboard battery from the grid. The company also claims the pickup will be able to tow up to 8,000 pounds and accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in approximately 2.9 seconds. The current list of specs, w...
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