Behold: the frankly bizarre TMC Dumont Motorcycle, designed by retired Brazilian Formula One racing driver Tarso Marques – hubless, shameless and powered by an extremely noisy Rolls Royce Continental V6 airplane engine.
Time-lapse build feature here.
A handsome 1990 Mercedes-Benz G-Class Wolf rebuilt (and significantly bulked up) by Legacy Overland with Raptor suspension, offroad tyres and a reconditioned 5-cylinder diesel engine.
Yellow. Not mellow.
If the 250GT is the most desirable car in Ferrari’s illustrious history, then the 250GT SWB (short wheelbase) is its most desirable variant.
This all-original 250 GT SWB Berlinetta has full documentation dating back to the day it left the factory in 1962, making it one of the rarest and – potentially – most valuable Ferraris on the market.
Aside from this 1962 250 GTO.
Currently accepting bids.
Behold: a characteristically spartan, meticulously restored Porsche 550A Spyder – a Ferrari-bothering, multiple race winner in its day (cousin of the ’Little Bastard’ 550 in which actor James Dean died) and one of only 39 such vehicles ever made.
Currently accepting bids.
Behold: the 1968 Lamborghini Miura SVR Coupé – based on Lamborghini test driver Bob Wallace’s long since totalled Miura Jota, this modified Miura S is the only car of its kind.
In 1976, it was sold to a buyer in Japan where it acquired legendary status after inspiring the Circuit Wolf manga series.
Returned to its full glory after a 19 month restoration by Polo Storico, this – arguably the rarest of all Lamborghinis – is not currently for sale.
The frankly astounding miniature model making superpowers of Taiwanese artist, Hank Cheng.
MORE: Taiwanese Artist Lives Large Dreams In Miniature Models (dyt)
Behold: the twin turbodiesel, V8 Patriot Campers LC200 Supertourer – an Outback/zombie apocalypse-ready 200 Series Toyota Landcruiser – heavily modified by Australian company Patriot Campers with upgraded suspension, an extended, customisable cargo bed, offroad wheels and fore and aft winches.
Yours for a dusty €103,000.
The guerrilla-flyposting brilliance of comedian Alan Wagner as seen in various locations around LA.
You may recall the deeply unsettling ‘Bathe In My Milk’.
Deft photoshop manipulations of freely available stock imagery by 22 year old German graphic artist Justin Peters.
More of his work here.
Lois McGrath wites:
Kids clothes in Aldi. Does anyone think these things through?
A remnant from equine accessories week?
Anyone?
