Bremach T-rex

Bremach started building utility vehicles in the 60s, their latest model is this electric monster truck appropriately named Bremach T-Rex. The impressive adventurer is electric powered and energy efficient, producing 134 horsepower and making it capable of going over and through whatever faces you, it is also capable of hauling up to 7,300 pounds, conquering 45 degree slopes and crossing nearly three feet of water, making this the ultimate adventure vehicle. watch the video

Alfaholics GTA-R

Alfaholics is breathing new life into an Italian legend, the Alfa Romeo 105 Series. The Bristol-based company are world-renowned for their extensive catalog of restorations, but they also happen to build a bespoke, made-to-order GTA-R, which is both a work of art and an instrument of function. This car is a modern piece of engineering, with carbon fibre doors, bonnet and boot lid, six-pot aluminium front brake callipers with 300mm ventilated discs, large sticky tyre...
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KOTT MOTORCYCLES

Kott Motorcycles from LA specialize in the fabrication and design of vintage motorcycles, namely bikes from the 1970’s Honda CB series. Their builds have a cafe racer inspiration and are stripped-down to the essentials to simplify and bring functionality back into antiquated machines. The end result are these stunning works of art, ergonomic and elegant machines that embrace their original vintage soul. Head over to their website for a complete list of their build...
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1943 Dodge WC51 & 1943 Harley-Davidson WL

Auction house Hyman have a unique listing, a chance to own this Dodge WC51 and an accompanying Harley-Davidson WL from 1943. Powered by a robust 230 cubic inch flathead inline six engine, the Dodge WC51 is a 3/4-ton four-wheel-drive truck designed to transport weapons or troops during the second World War. The canvas cab roof, seats, and other more delicate appointments are in fantastic shape, including a standard issue WWII-spec shovel, weapons, axe, camouflage net...
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