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1972 Maserati Boomerang

A unique car conceived by Car Designer of the Century. It doesn't get better than that-except when you see the extraordinary shape of the Maserati Boomerang

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Porsche 912

The Porsche 912, long seen as a poor relation to big brother 911, is taking its rightful place as a desirable classic in its own right. This bright red 1967 example, with a mere 54,000 miles on the clock, is the ideal machine for your Sunday morning run.

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1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 L78

Muscling in on the big three battle against the Ford and the Chrysler, the Chevelle was Chevrolet’s entry in the heated muscle car battle of the 1960’s. Serving to overpower its competition, a highly tuned 375 horsepower V8 Chevrolet Chevelle became one of General Motor’s most popular and successful cars after its debut in 1964.

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BMW R100R by Vagabund

Austrian motorcycle-workshop Vagabund have created a simply magnificent custom BMW R100R Café Racer- updating the classic aesthetic with simple lines, assured performance and a stealth-inspired black-on-black design.

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The Porsche 356 by Emory Motorsports

Emory Motorsports began modifying Porsche 356s in the late 1980s where their unique conceptions were deemed ‘outlaws’. Today, with an exemplary back-catalogue of adaptations to boast, the term ‘outlaw’ has become a phrase to epitomise a collection of bespoke, understated customisations.

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Take a look at this Lamborghini-inspired Viks Bicycle

Design

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The 1973 BMW CSL by Joshua Stern

Speed demon. We all favour an underdog, and that natural, undying love for a fairy-tale is what makes this 1973 BMW CSL so special. Joshua Stern had a dream to create his ideal coupe, an ambition that he achieved when he modified the supremely special 1973 BMW CSL. Customised to meticulous levels of detail, the BMW stands to exist as a rare hybrid between a super car and classic, gentlemanly run-around.

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