1979 Porsche 911SC

The 1979 Porsche 911SC, a rest-of-world coupe, emerges as a distinctive classic. Stored for 25 years in Canada, the stunning buid underwent a transformation in 2020, boasting a 3.6L flat-six, roll bar, and Elephant Racing chassis enhancements. Painted in Oak Green Metallic, it features a RUF CTR-style front bumper, RSR-style rear bumper, and ducktail decklid. The interior hosts Recaro bucket seats, RS-style door panels, and a MOMO steering wheel. Upgrades include 17" Group 4 Campy alloy wheels, Bilstein coilovers, and 993 Turbo front brakes. The 3.6L engine, sourced from a 1995 Porsche 911, underwent a meticulous build. Offered at no reserve, this 911SC showcases craftsmanship and performance in Newport Beach, California.

LAND CRUISER G40

The FJ Company, build some of the most handsome custom Toyota Land Cruisers in the world. On the outside, this Land Cruiser may look familiar, it is a build that begins with a classic foundation — the steel body of an authentic Land Cruiser. But under that classic exterior is something much different: meet the G40 by The FJ Company. The "G" stands for Toyota 1GR-FE, a factory-fresh, 228-horsepower engine that is now standard their new lineup — as are electronic ...
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MAEVING ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE

Maeving are a new British Startup, makers of electric motorcycles. Their new offering is the stylish Maeving RM1, a classically styled and practical machine that channels the best of British motorcycle design heritage into a new type of electric vehicle. The bike has the simple lines and elegant design of a classic cafe racer, but is packed with tech which promises to deliver a frills riding experience. The Maeving RM1 promises to return around 40 miles of range, po...
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CITROEN H VAN

The automobile industry is on revival mode for some time now and obviously the Citroen H Van had to come up with a new model. This iconic van is still quite charming and had to be brought to life again, the new view on the old model still has the spirit, the frog like headlights, the small outwards bonnet and the iconic fiberglass side panels are all still there. Although the new makers are an Italian based company, the French soul is intact and the frame and engine...
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