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The Scrambler | By Moto Di Ferro

Italian builders Moto Di Ferro, have a small but impressive portfolio to their name, our latest custom bike crush is their Kawasaki W800 conversion named "The Scrambler”. It has been stripped to its essentials and fitted with a small tank, off-road tires, and a stylish custom made leather seat. We love its overall raw, utilitarian aesthetic.



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FORD BRONCO ASPEN - Image

FORD BRONCO ASPEN

Another gem by "Classic Ford Broncos", a US company that specializes in restoring early model Ford Broncos. They hand-build only a small volume of Broncos each year, using only the best, original Ford Bronco bodies, and top of the line components. In fact, their restorations are unlike any other, they include an original, early model body, an expertly refurbished frame, new custom paint, new suspension, new wheels and tires, new bumpers, new wiring harness...
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Unite Modular LED Light Bar System

The Unite Modular LED Light Bar System lets you custom configure a LED light bar to your exact needs. The unique off-road lighting system uses slide-and-lock components, so you can easily customize it as often as you want. Each 2000-lumen light module features a 4-LED advanced optic design that comes in 8 different styles to match your lighting needs, each one sporting its own combo of beam pattern, LED color, and faceplate design. Rails come in a variety of lengths...
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1974 Lamborghini Countach LP400

Back in 1974 Lamborghini unveiled the revolutionary Countach LP400, a car ahead of its time. The unique design featured many flat, trapezoidal surfaces and large ducts and air intakes, and the car´s calling card was its flip-up, scissor-style doors, which would carry over to subsequent Lamborghini models. Today, the "Periscopio" LP400 is generally regarded as the most collectible Countach. This sublime example was restored by Lamborghini legend Valentino ...
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