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2011 Morgan Threewheeler
This car was a huge success for the Morgan Motor Company back in the early 1900´s. Now Morgan have relaunched this popular model with a  "Screaming Eagle” 1800 cc engine from Harley Davidson, and a Mazda 5 speed gearbox. This permits the threewheeler to achive  0-60 in 4.5 seconds and a top speed of 115 miles per hour.



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RISK AUTO
Risk auto is based in Phoenix Arizona, they bring us this beauty based on the 1957 Aston Martin DBR2. The RA sports a striking, classic body made from aircraft-spec carbon composites, a full carbon chassis, adapted Aeron chairs for seats, height adjustable steering, reach adjustable Tilton pedals, a choice of 6- or 12-cylinder Jaguar E-Type engines or a LS3 Corvette V8, and NASA Aerogel Insulation....
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HIDDEN TAILLIGHT DRAWERS
Are you tired of leaving your tools and equipment exposed in the tray of your pickup truck? Black Sheep Innovations, a Swiss company, has come up with a solution that will leave your belongings safe and secure. Their innovative Hidden Taillight Drawers provide additional storage space that no one would ever suspect. The drawers are designed to pull out from the trucks taillights, and they are completely seamless when closed. This modification retains the origi...
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Fabric USB Bike Light
We can´t get enough of the minimal, modern aesthetic Fabric designs all of its bicycle accessories with, and this USB Bike Light is no exception. The FL300 is built from high-quality materials and components, and has been slimmed down to perch unassumingly atop your handlebars or on your seatpost until called upon. It casts a 300-lumen beam for two hours, and has a buttery-smooth dial on the back, which lets you adjust the brightness and toggle between modes. The s...
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