1982 FJ43 Aspen

This spectacular Toyota FJ43 from 1982 is the latest masterpiece to roll out of the FJ Company workshop, it is their most modern build done to date. Called "The Aspen Project” it was commissioned "to be a purpose-built, family-friendly beast that could take on the rigors of everyday highway driving as well as the back-country near Aspen, Colorado” the company says. Based on a 1982 Toyota FJ43 Land Cruiser, this beast was fully restored and now hosts a 4.5-liter Toyota 1FZ engine delivering an impressive 280hp managed by an FJ80 Toyota 5-speed transmission. Other standout features include a digital instrument cluster, a WARN winch, PIAA fog and utility lights, a backup camera, digital instrument cluster, Recaro SPEED seats, LED ambient lighting, Bluetooth, and a premium sound system. Feel free to drool over the photos below…

2014 BMW X5

Our biggest SUV crush this year has to be the new Range Rover Sport, but the newly released BMW X5 follows closely behind. It was expected to be revealed only in September, but the 2014 version of the BMW X5 appeared online before the Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany. The new X5 is bigger, more powerful and lighter than the previous version, it is also equipped with the latest in hi-tech. The X5 will go into production this year and arrive at dealerships in early 201...
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EPITAH CRUISER | BY AUTUM

We have featured here sometime ago the Minion Bicycle by Autum, it is a very humble bike compared to what you see before you. The Epitah is another very limited production (only 12 will be produced) by Autum, it has a couple of features that really stand out, (4) Twin Mounted Tires mounted on custom crafted alloy rims, and some very cool aged leather details. Each bike comes with laser engraved number on the seat to identify the build number. ...
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SHORT BUS RETRO | BY WINKELMAN ARCHITECTURE

Over the years we have showcased many adventure vehicles, but nothing as special as this, an old-school bus converted into a camper. Restored to perfection by Winkleman Architecture for a client, the 1959 Chevrolet Viking short bus can safely carry 12 passengers, converting to guest quarters for two with two single beds, or joined in the center as a queen bed. The design aesthetic was inspired by the mid-century, and has a charming 60′s, hippy-chic feel, execu...
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