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Toyota Fj Cruiser | By Xplore Vehicles

XPLORE Adventure Series Toyota FJ Cruiser is designed for great outdoors adventure, you can choose from four levels of equipment to fit your lifestyle and appetite for exploring, camping or sightseeing some of the most incredible places on the face of the Earth. XPLORE Adventure Series Toyotas are available at participating Toyota dealers in the US. Each XPLORE Toyota comes with a free Annual Pass to all of the National Parks and Monuments.



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ZAROOQ SAND RACER - Image

ZAROOQ SAND RACER

Zarooq Motors is a new car brand from the UAE (United Arab Emirates ), they have presented the spectacular Zarooq Sand Racer, a racing car specifically designed for the desert, yet it is street legal. The beastly dune jumper is powered by an impressive Nissan 3.5-liter V6 engine with 309 HP and 371 Nm, and equipped with a sequential gearbox, heavy-duty suspension, and some seriously knobby tires. The high-performance buggy is handmade, with many bespoke options avai...
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1972 ICON FORD BRONCO - Image

1972 ICON FORD BRONCO

Icon 4x4 is a Californian builder known for their custom jeeps and trucks, their builds are so popular there is a 2-year waiting list for their bespoke early Broncos. This Bring a Trailer auction that ends next Wednesday, October 6, is an opportunity to jump the cue and get your hands on this spectacular Old School BR #28. The stunning truck is finished in a gloss gray over Chilewich upholstery and is powered by a 5.0-liter Coyote V8 paired with a four-speed automat...
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1969 Shelby GT350 B Production Fastback

Presenting the captivating story of the 1969 Shelby GT350 B Production Fastback, a racecar with a remarkable journey. Originally a Silver Jade GT500, it faced theft and damage, leading to its transformation into a racing icon. Purchased by Jerry Lecatse of ABC Auto Wreckers, it underwent modifications, including a Boss 302 engine and Grabber Green paint. Racing in B Production from 1973 to 1975, Lecatse sold it to Gordon and Nancy Gimbel, who further evolved it into...
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