Honda Cb360 | By Federal Moto

Our custom motorbike crush today comes from a small garage in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, called Federal Moto. This sharp build ticks all the right boxes, it is clean, simple, reliable, and the perfect ride for a busy urban city. The bike is based on a Honda CB360 and was named "The Couch Surfer", in honor of the client, a young guy that lives, works, and parties downtown, and wanted a whippy little tracker that he could tear around the city, jump curbs, and have fun with on his commute.

1956 Porsche 356A Carrera GS

Auction house Bonhams have listed a one of a kind vehicle, the spectacular Dean Jeffries Porsche 356, the only one ever made. Jeffries is one of the most iconic characters in American automotive culture, he was a well known name in the customization scene in California during the 1950s and 1960s. Among a significant and eccentric portfolio of work was his personal 356A, customized to his liking. He modified a regular 1956 Porsche 356A GS Carrera into the bulgy, swoo...
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Rocket Mountain 4x4 Camper Van

This impressive camper van is built on a MAN TGE 3.180 four-wheel-drive chassis, making it the perfect choice for adventurers who want to take on off-road terrain and explore the most remote corners of the world. The Rocket Mountain boasts a compact and patented layout that offers surprising freedom of movement, even in narrow streets and winding mountain roads. With a low vehicle height, the Mountain can easily navigate flat passages, giving you the ultimate flexib...
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2012 BENTLEY CONTINENTAL GTC

To be officially unveiled to the public next week at the Frankfurt Motor Show, the new Bentley Continental GTC, is a cabrio version of the great English coupe. Bentley Continental GTC has the aesthetic and technical basis of the second generation of the Continental GT, except for the fabric roof, and the 3.0-liter W12 twin turbo engine with an absurd 575 hp and six-speed automatic transmission, which contribute to the 4,8 seconds needed for the model to re...
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