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Tailgater Tire Table

The Tailgater Tire Table is one of the coolest, and handiest products to use when overlanding. The fixture attaches to a vehicle tire to provide a free-standing table within seconds. The Tailgater, unlike another table, doesn’t rely on the ground for stability because it uses a set of brackets to wedge around the tire and hold its weight, so it doesn’t need to touch the ground at all. Made from powder coated steel, the table holds up to 50 lbs. of food, drinks, or tools for an afternoon of camping or tailgating. When not in use, it folds flat for convenient storage in trunk or back seat. 



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BENCHMARK VEHICLES

Planning a sabbatical or retirement road trip across Europe or the Americas? Portland-based Benchmark Vehicles will provide you with the ultimate escape vessel. The company specialises in building vicious-looking off-road adventure vans like the one featured below. This is the ultimate adventure van, each build is a result of superior workmanship, with every detail unique to the individual customer. So whether you are a weekend warrior, or want to give up the rat ra...
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NIMBLE CARGO SCOOTER

Nimble Cargo Scooter is the perfect vehicle for a trip to the market or grocery store near home, or a trip to the beach. Nimble is basically a stretched version of the classic scooter with a built in colored cargo box installed at the front for carrying anything over short distances, and having fun while doing it. The stylish vehicle is available in 3 color options, and costs $299...
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1954 International Harvester R140 Woody Wagon

The 1954 International Harvester R140 Woody Wagon is a rare gem of automotive history. Built specifically for the Army Corps of Engineers during the Cold War, it supported the Minuteman Missile System in South Dakota. Only five were ever made, and just three remain today, this is the only one meticulously restored to concours-level perfection. Crafted with a bus-style wooden body, the Woody Wagon was designed for rugged 4x4 capabilities, ideal for trave...
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