Rico Customs Porsche

Rik aka Rico Customs is a fashion designer for a denim brand based in the Netherlands and a Porsche enthusiast. He is also a man with a vision and a passion for everything that is retro and can be tuned. When he is not working, he spends as much time as he can on restoring classic cars, the Porsche 911 in particular. He is obsessed with the shape, the lines, and of course, the sound of that flat six engine of the 911. With a handful of 911 projects on the clock, Rico has built up a great reputation and following. Not just restomod lovers but enthusiasts who simply love the style and the Porsche brand. We belong to the last group and can only cheer when Rico places his hands on one of these!

You can follow Rik as he builds and documents the ultimate Porsche Outlaw on his website, or instagram page.

Frontline LE60 MGB

The striking Frontline Cars LE60 is a modern interpretation of the classic MG MGB, created to celebrate sixty years of the iconic platform while pushing it far beyond its original limits. Built by the Oxfordshire based restomod specialist, the LE60 combines traditional British sports car character with modern engineering, resulting in one of the most serious MGB evolutions ever produced. At the heart of the LE60 sits a reworked 4.8 litre Rover V8 producing ar...
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A Defender Built for Winter Missions

Most custom Defenders try to do everything. The Defender 110 Grand Teton No 003 takes a more focused approach, built around a specific use case and executed without compromise. Developed as a collaboration between Land Rover Swamp and Ramble Rovers, this build leans fully into winter travel and mountain terrain. The monochromatic white on black finish keeps things clean, but the real story is in the details. A Thule rooftop cargo box, dedicated snowboard mounts, ...
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1990 Mercedes-Benz 250GD

Among our favorite SUV´s there is always a place for the G-Class. Up for auction, is this unique Mercedes-Benz 250GD, it origins from 1990 and started as a Bundeswehr military vehicle, but after the dismantling of the German army, it started a new life in Texas, USA. The chassis was completely redesigned down to the metal, its five-speed gearbox was refurbished, an upgraded and more comfortable suspension and a stronger clutch were fitted, new seats were installed,...
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