AirBell

AirBell is a clever bicycle bell that hides an Apple AirTag! This ingenious solution lets you hide your AirTag safely and inconspicuously on the handlebars of your bike, e-bike or scooter and always know exactly where it is located. The AirBell´s appeal lies in the fact that it looks precisely like the common, inexpensive bicycle bells used on city bikes. There isn´t even a hint that it has a fancy $29 AirTag (available separately), so there isn´t even a good reason to steal it or even take it off once a bike has been stolen. That implies that you will soon be able to locate it through Apple´s widely used Find My network.

1966 Shelby Mustang GT350

This very special pony in excellent condition is up for grabs. A stunning Shelby Mustang GT350 that has been fully restored and maintained, made in 1966 where muscle cars were at their peak, this fastback has it all: a striking look with its red paint with white stripes, a V-8 that will deliver old-school HP, around 306 of them to be more accurate, and will get you over 130 mph, black upholstery with a metal dash, plus a classic wooden steering wheel. There are also...
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Icon 1962 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40

Icon 4x4 is a Californian builder known for their custom jeeps and trucks, their builds are so popular there is a 2-year waiting list for their bespoke masterpieces. This unique and spectacular listing by Collecting Cars is an opportunity to jump the cue and get your hands on this magnificent old school Land Cruiser, hand built by Icon in Los Angeles. The beauty has an exterior refinished in Rocky Mountain Grey with a black removable soft top, and a custom leather b...
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ZERO LABS ELECTRIC FORD BRONCO

While we wait anxiously for the debut of the 2020 Ford Bronco, we´ll keep drooling over the vintage version of the iconic 4x4. We have seen a variety of resto-modded models, but Zero Labs is taking a different approach to restoring Broncos with an all-electric version built on an original chassis. The company will work its restoration magic on the 1966-1977 Ford Bronco. Once finished, one such vehicle (just 150 are planned to see daylight) will pack ove...
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