My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
This mammoth 2008 International MXT pickup makes me question whether the earth really needs me ton adopt a responsible, carbon neutral lifestyle. Bigger than life at 10,000 lbs., a six liter diesel V8, an Allison
When’s the last time you saw one of these? I’ll bet never. Only 1266 were made, most in 2009. Very handsome. Note the removable roof section, making it a targa really.
One of the sweetest cars of the time. Looks as good today as when new.
Incredibly desirable 2002 Lotus Esprit at recent show at Circuit of the Americas. This beauty is an under-appreciated supercar. Mid engine, aluminium 3.5 liter V8, weighs under 3000 lbs. Before the recent engine mods, the
This little Fiat was not imported to the US, but was based on the front drive Punto, powered by a 1747cc DOHC engine but only weighs about 2300 lbs., this one built after 2000. Should
Built from 1971 to 1975, this weird convertible top was built by Baur so that a metal panel above the seats was removable, and the rear soft section would fold down. Terry’s crew services my
Very high tech, very limited run of about 1300 cars from 2004 to 2007. The Porsche Carrera GT was originally conceived for Le Mans in the late 1990s, but using an earlier V10 engine designed
Red signifies performance models for Bentley. This is probably a 2002 with its reworked Rolls Royce engine originally created in 1959 from GM engine designs, and uses a GM four speed auto. Massive V8 at
Only 254 were manufactured between 2000 and 2002. This exotic was powerful and sophisticated. Read more on wiki.
Learn more about this well known example at Revival Cycles, and also at BIKEEXIF. Also, take a look at Revival’s current projects. Correction: see comment below. This is a stock Paul Smart Ducati, thanks Chris.
