This replica of the 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 from Back to the Future is mighty large gadget. It’s up on ebay right now.
Painstakingly built by Gary Weaver over the course of 2006-2008. Check out some videos of how he makes his parts.
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I have been riding my bike a lot these days and am feeling that an upgrade is due. I know there is a trend toward the fixed gear but, this bicycle from Kronan is my new must have. Classic in every aspect of the word, it’s like a sherman tank.
If I could this would be it, a limited edition carbon black Austin Martin.
“Featuring bespoke Carbon Black metallic paint especially formulated with a subtle metallic twist to create a deep rich patina…”
Do you really need to know more. This would also fit well in my black list.
1,000 Collectibles from a Galaxy Far Far Away is written by Lucasfilm employee and master collector Stephen Sansweet. The book is a Star Wars fans wet dream.
Washington’s City Paper reports:
“Early last October, Jeff Nelson—co-founder of Dischord Records and drummer for Minor Threat, the mother of all hardcore bands—placed an autographed test pressing of his old band’s 1983 EP, Out of Step, up for sale on eBay. It was part of a long-term effort to whittle his punk rock archives, which Nelson describes as both “way too big” and “insane.””
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(Thanks Rog!)
Totally forgot about these! Wasn’t 1980′s waste amazing?
It took me a little while to wrap my head around these. At first I thought the wraps had the trains and graff printed on them. Then, I slowly came to realize that it was just the packaging that was custom. Maybe I’ll have to head up to the Bronx and make sure though. Puff Tuff.
available at Tuff City
Vintage 1959 Fender Bassman amps up for auction at Christie’s
It’s all about the 60′s. China is celebrating 60 years of communism and Onitsuka Tiger is celebrating its 60th anniversary as well. We recently received a copy of Onitsuka Tiger’ 60 year celebration collectors box set, I guess you could call it that. It features this amazing laser cut wrapper, and what looks like a hand bound book celebrating the history of the shoe through its advertising, culture, arts, and lifestyle. This is a huge must for any collector! Here are some of the pages to wet your appetite.
What you need to look forward to is Creative Review‘s October/November issue. Featuring six collectible covers, plus when you flip the issue over their Photography Annual issue. This means an 90 extra pages. More content and more to collect, pick up one or all six.
By: PeteChicago
Burton 2010 Catalog
Burton Snowboards has released a limited edition book of tasty gear for the upcoming 2009-2010 riding season. It’s got an embossed faux leather cover, gold edge pages, and a red pageholder ribbon. The interior pages are full of solid design work ranging from 1970′s folk art illustrations to style mimics of modern drug ads. If you weren’t lucky enough to receive one in the mail, grab it at one of their flagship stores. [Read more]
Sickboy will be releasing a limited edition series of Hand-Cast Resin Temples on September 24th.
Smorkin’ Labbit Stool 30-Inch Black Edition. All I know is that she better come in the box.
A must have for any Lego fan/Star Wars fan. It would go perfect with this amazing Lego fabrication!
These iconic Steve McQueen essentials will get you laid…. well, if you can afford to buy them, you better be getting laid. The auction includes McQueen’s Von Dutch 1929 Scott Super Squirrel Bike, probably one of the coolest looking bikes ever. A Rolex Submariner, and his famed Heuer Monaco. Source / link
If you’re going to buy a camera, start at the top. The limited edtion Leica M8 in white—it does not get any better than this. “The M8 takes the original iconic Leica Rangefinder body crafted from brass, aluminium, titanium and steel but inserts a 10.3 megapixel digital lens and sensor system that delivers professional quality pictures.”
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