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Quadski | By Gibbs Technologies
Gibbs Sports unveiled a prototype of the first commercially viable high-speed personal sports amphibian - Quadski. It is capable of travelling up to 50 mph (72 kph) on land and water and makes the transition at the flick of a switch. Just imagine the fun of driving a Quadski on land one minute and then head straight into the sea or river the next.



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EarthRoamer LTi
EarthRoamer are global leaders in Expedition Vehicles, their spectacular campers are in a class of their own and combine off-road and off-grid capabilities with modern, home-like interiors. Their latest model is a mammoth expedition vehicle with a carbon fiber body. The impressive EarthRoamer LTi has a robust body that is produced by bonding two carbon fiber skins to a structural foam core with a vacuum-infusion process. The result is a st...
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ASCENDER EXPEDITION CAMPER
Picture a world overrun by zombies or trapped in an apocalyptic nightmare. In such dire circumstances, the Ascender by 27North becomes your ultimate ride. This rugged expedition truck is purpose-built to conquer any challenging scenario. Starting with the robust 2023 Ford F-550 4x4 chassis, 27North meticulously customized this formidable machine. Its heart is powered by the potent 6.7L Power Stroke V8 turbo diesel engine, capable of to...
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IBEX Truck Bed Rack
The new IBEX Truck Bed Rack by Kuat is designed for versatility and packed with features that make it a top choice for anyone looking to outfit their truck for adventure. With telescoping crossbars that can be flush or top mounted, ample T-channels, and a range of current and anticipated accessories, this rack is ready to take on whatever your next adventure throws its way. The IBEX is available in a range of sizes to accommodate 2-6 bikes, with welded seams and the...
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