Icon Jeep Wagoneer

Icon 4x4 is a Californian builder known for their custom jeeps and trucks, they have now built the world´s coolest Wagoneer! Icon founder Jonathan Ward has released a plethora of amazing machines, but this is something special. This beast started life as a Kaiser Jeep Wagoneer from 1965 and has been given a complete ground-up restoration and redesign. The goal of this vehicle was to create the ultimate American family beach crusier, under the hood there is a powerful 6.2-liter GM-sourced E-ROD LS3 V8 engine which develops an impressive 420 hp and 425 lb-ft of torque. It also has power steering, a fully custom Art Morrison chassis, Fox Racing coil-over shocks, Brembo brakes, and it drives like a refined late-model 4×4. Inside, custom upholstery was added, and all plastic parts were upgraded to genuine metal or leather components. watch video of the build below

TIPOON EXPANDABLE TRAILER

Tipoon is a modular, mobile, lightweight camper that grows to 3 times its size at the push of a button! The sleek trailer tows at roughly vehicle height, but the moment you get to camp, it expands out into a cozy tiny home. It comes with a remote control that allows it to transition in seconds between three modes and has a modular interior so you can tailor to your space needs. It also provides standing headroom and space for up to four people. S...
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ALL TERRAIN TRAILER | BY CAMPA USA

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1965 MANX DUNE BUGGY

The iconic Meyers Manx Dune Buggy was designed initially for desert racing by boat builder and surfer Bruce Meyers back in 1964. It quickly became popular for dominating dune racing in its time, and was eventually also released in a street-oriented model. At the time, as other firms rushed to replicate the design and layout, hundreds of thousands of Manx-style buggies soon flooded the market. In total, only approximately 7,000 original Manx dune buggies were produce...
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