Love Two Wheels

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Renault IKA Torino Coupé 380 W, 1969. The racing version of the Industrias Kaiser Argentina (IKA) Torino had success in Europe at the Nürburgring in the 84-hour-long Marathon de la Route. Three of the Rambler American-based race cars competed with 300hp triple Weber 45 carburettors versions of the AMC 3770cc straight six. 84 hours is a long race and two of the cars dropped out but the third finished the race completing the most laps but after penalties (its exhaust was too loud) it came officially 4th.

Pagani Utopia Roadster, 2024. The removable roof version of the Italian hypercar maker's V12 Project C10 has been revealed. Developed alongside the Utopia Coupé, it weighs the same as its closed roof sibling at 1,280 kg (2,822 pounds). Production will be capped at 130 units, with prices starting at €3.1M ($3.4M) each.

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1989 25th Anniversary Lamborghini Countach.

Lamborghini Countach LP400 S "Cannonball Run," 1979. Chassis number 1121112 was originally delivered to the Lamborghini distributor for Rome, Italy, SEA Auto, who almost immediately had the car exported to the United States of America. Hal Needham. the movie's director, decided the factory original Countach wasn’t quite wild enough for the film, so it was modified by adding a new front spoiler with additional lights for night driving. In 2021 The Cannonball Run Countach made history by entering the Library of Congress National Historic Vehicle Register. 

Blackbird✈️

                                               This is one of the bikes that Kevin Schwantz won the 1993 500cc World Championship on. Four were built. Approximately 170hp. Weight 120kg. Photographed near Northampton, UK. 2018. Team Classic Suzuki collection.                                        

Star Wars: X-Wing (1993)

Nissan Skyline GTS R31 (1985-1989)

1979 BMW M1 PROCAR    /    Entered by Team BMW Italia for the 1979 Procar Championship, the Procar would be driven by Elio de Angelis and Eddie Cheever.

Bubble Bobble title screen for NES (Taito, 1988)

Carlos Reutemann, Brabham-Ford BT44B, 1975 German GP, Nürburgring