Mad Max Car Auction

"Mad Max Fury Road" is an iconic blockbuster movie that features dramatic action punctuated by some crazy custom cars and trucks as they speed across the desert. During filming, many of them got wrecked in the process, but 13 of the epic vehicles will soon be up for auction with Lloyds. The custom-built and highly modified vehicles are all fully-functioning with features seen in the film. Cars include the mighty War Rig tanker truck, the massive Gigahorse, the Jag Flamer, the F-250 Saber Tooth, and the iconic Interceptor (driven by Mad Max), a 1973 Ford Falcon XB lifted with chunky wheels and powered by a twin-supercharged V8. The auction begins on September 26th via live stream.

Photos by John Platt.

NEW LEGEND SERIES SCOUT 800

New Legend has a reputation for its over-the-top restomods, especially International Scout builds. Led by the skilled hands of Sean Barber, they expertly blend the iconic American SUVs old-world charm with modern-day enhancements. L800-Five, one of their latest builds, is a true masterpiece in the world of restomods, and is now available for sale, offering a rare opportunity to own a Legend of your own without the long wait. Under the hood, this Scout is ...
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1981 PORSCHE SAFARI

An off-road Porsche! We love this, partially because its just cool looking and partially because it drives automotive purists up the wall. This spectacular 1981 Porsche 911 was transformed into an off-roading beast by famed Wisconsin racecar builder Kelly-Moss, and is now up for grabs! The unique build started as an old, beat up, raced, and used up 911, it has received a full engine-out rebuild, and was fitted with extensive off-road performance modifications such a...
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SUB G1

Combining technologies from the motorbike with the sensations you can have driving a car, the SUB G1 is an interesting concept sports car, designed more for the circuit, it has the particularity of beeing composed by traditional two front wheels and a rear axle with one wheel, similar to a motorcycle. It was designed by American designer Jay Brett....
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