Jeeps are designed to go off-road straight from the factory, but what could make one even more extreme? Adding an extra two wheels of course. This custom 2012 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 6×6 could be yours if the price is right, built exclusively for a professional major league baseball player. Power comes from a 6.4L HEMI (392ci) V8 crate engine generating over 485 hp and 475 lb-ft of torque, mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. Read more for a video, additional pictures and information.
This 6×6 configuration is made possible through a ustom pass-through axle that enables both axles to propel the vehicle. Other upgrades include Borla headers, AMP research power steps for easy access, dual gas tanks for extended trips, Wilwood power disc brakes, and 22-inch wheels wrapped in 37-inch Nitto Ridge Grappler tires. Step inside, and you’ll find black leather trim with a red baseball-stitched theme throughout, four captain’s chairs, built-in cooler, USB charging stations, headrest TV screens and an Alpine stereo system. If you want a chance to own this beast, you’ll need to head to the Barrett Jackson Scottsdale 2022 auction on January 22.
LEGO Technic McLaren Senna GTR 42123 Toy Car Model Building Kit; Build and Display an Authentic McLaren Supercar, New 2021 (830 Pieces)
- A stunning build for supercar fans, the LEGO Technic McLaren Senna GTR 42123 model building kit is packed with realistic details inspired by the iconic original
- Check out this supercar toy model’s authentic features, like the detailed V8 engine with moving pistons and dihedral doors that open ‘up and out’ in the unmistakable style of the real McLaren
- Enjoy steering the McLaren toy car using the wheel on top
- This set makes a great choice for kids aged 10 and up who’d love to build and display their own McLaren race car
- This awesome track-focused supercar toy model looks great on display and is sure to capture the imagination of any kid or adult with a passion for supercars, motorsport and McLaren
This unique, one-off build was commissioned by Atlanta Braves Hall of Fame baseball player Andruw Jones, who also signed the inner tailgate. The famous build with only 12K miles since it was completed in 2017 was used by Jones to go to the stadium for games, while at spring training and for special events,” according to the auction page.
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