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…

1977 Ford Bronco

This 1977 Ford Bronco is a fully reimagined classic, blending vintage design with modern performance and comfort. Built by Vintage Broncos in Georgia, it features a reproduction body finished in gray, mounted on a custom Kincer chassis with four link suspension, coil springs, and dual Bilstein shocks at each corner. It is the kind of restored icon that fits perfectly alongside the custom builds we regularly feature in our vehicles section. Power comes from a ...
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Novitec Ferrari Daytona SP3

NOVITEC turns its attention to one of the rarest modern supercars with a performance package designed specifically for the Ferrari Daytona SP3. Already part of Ferrari’s exclusive Icona series, the naturally aspirated V12 roadster receives a series of focused upgrades aimed at sharpening performance while preserving the character that makes the SP3 so special. The centerpiece of the conversion is a carefully developed high performance exhaust system fitted with...
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Zero Labs Electric Ford Bronco SUV

What is cooler than the new 2021 Bronco? These all-electric classic Broncos by Zero Labs! Altough we absolutely love the new Bronco, we cannot forget the original 1966-77 Bronco, which remains a highly-collectible design icon. Thankfully, the original Bronco is still very much alive and kicking, due to the meticulous work of Zero Labs. The California-based company has announced their latest model, an extended range variant that can travel a little over 235 miles (a ...
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