Harley-Davidson Scrambler

From there workshop in a industrial warehouse in South Sydney, Australia, Gasoline Motor Company have striped to its essentials a Harley 1200cc street bike and turned it into an exceptionally high-powered scrambler. The impressive build is nothing short of a savage beast, it can handle all terrain, in any weather, thanks to its raised clearance and rugged all-terrain tyres. Named "A-15” the all terrain powerhouse features a brat style seat and matching grips covered with weathered brown cowhide for maximum comfort when racing over dirt roads. To finish off its adventurous spirit the bike was hand painted in a unique camouflage pattern to match the outdoors theme. watch the video below

1978 International Scout II

Available for grabs, is this supremely maintained and remarkably restored International Harvester Scout II from 1978. The classic ride has been nicely restored and well-equipped with a 345 cubic inch V8 engine mated to a TorqueFlite 727 automatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes and air conditioning. Matte-finish desert tan paint with a black top, stripe, flares, rock sliders and custom front and rear bumpers give this Scout a fantastic look, whilst t...
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BREMACH T-REX

Bremach started building utility vehicles in the 60s, their latest model is this electric monster truck appropriately named Bremach T-Rex. The impressive adventurer is electric powered and energy efficient, producing 134 horsepower and making it capable of going over and through whatever faces you, it is also capable of hauling up to 7,300 pounds, conquering 45 degree slopes and crossing nearly three feet of water, making this the ultimate adventure vehicle. watch t...
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2012 GROWLER E | 21ST CENTURY JAGUAR E-TYPE

The Jaguar E-Type´s 50th anniversary is in 2011, and many still admire the stunning lines of the car. Swedish design firm Visualtech, is one of those admirers and decided to create an E-Type for the 21st century. The tribute, called the Growler 2011 Concept, is what you see above. The concept is clearly inspired by the famous Jaguar, but we can also see certain lines of the Chevrolet Corvette. Visualtech decided to build a very short series run of the cars....
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