Jeep Mighty Fc

The Jeep Might FC is an impressive beast of a vehicle, the retro rock crawler defies any preconceived notions you may have regarding scale and balance. It is based on the Jeep Forward Control built 50 years ago, and most of the truck is a two-door 2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Unfortunately the Mighty FC is still in concept stage, but we are sure many like us will beg Jeep to turn this into something you can actually buy.

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DV01 | BY DAVID QVICK

Our latest cycle crush is the super stylish DV01, the bike was designed by Swedish designer David Qvick. The contemporary bike is aimed at people who consider a bike to be a convenient means of transportation but also value high aesthetical design. The result is a design perfectly balanced, form and function interact in a successful symbiosis. We love the wooden details David applied on both the handlebar and the rear carry tray. Photos: John Wennerberg...
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STATE 6061 BLACK LABEL V2

State Bicycle have revamped their iconic 6061 Black Label Line. The State 6061 Black Label V2, proves that it is possible to take something very good and make it great. The V2 is packed full of new features including an aluminum frame with a new tapered headtube that gets paired with a newly designed full-carbon fork from Essor for added stiffness and responsiveness, a lighter wheelset with sealed bearing hubs, 2 handlebars to choose from and a fully CNC´d 144BCD T...
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Emory Porsche 356 RSR

Rod Emory debuts one of his wildest builds yet, the beastly 356 RSR! We love this, partially because its just cool looking and partially because it drives automotive purists up the wall. The talented team at Emory Motorsports have meticulously stitched together another brilliant monster mash-up Porsche, the latest Outlaw brings new life to a 1960 356B T5 coupe. In fact, the shop was able to successfully blend it with a 1990 964 C2 chassis, requiring a huge amount of...
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