It's Valentine's Day
I thought I'd get her a dozen Pink Beauties... Do you think she'll Like these?
Dream Ride
It's name is Sick n Twisted, because it was built around a twisted front down tube. Peter Chumley spent two years constructing the...
Dream Ride
They just don't make curves like this anymore...
Dream Rides
Slammed, Chopped and Stacked... Caveman Likes
The US Navy Is Always The Best And Always Protect Us! But These New Submarine's Are Serious Bab
Caveman salutes the US Navy.... But Caveman can't swim...don't tell anybody!
Dream Ride... A Bizzarrini P538
Probably some of the most expensive Lamborghini models in existence today are the P538's, in fact this is a car that wasn't built at the...
Dream Ride - A Classic Beauty
1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Aerodynamic Coupe In May of 1925, Rolls-Royce launched the New Phantom (today noted as the Phantom I) to...
Dream Ride
Aston Martin DB11 Martin's engineers ensured that the DB11 is a thrill for all your senses. Hear the satisfying sound of the new twin...
This baby Screams down the Highway
McLaren 650S: at the Geneva Auto Show 65OS COUPÉ SPECIFICATION PERFORMANCE MAXIMUM SPEED 207MPH 0-62MPH 3.0S 0-124MPH 8.4S 0-97KPH 2.9S...
Maybach War Machine by Khaled Aikayed
A Jordanian designer, Khaled Alkayed, has taken an 8 million dollar Maybach Exelero and turned it into the ultimate war machine. In his...
The REAL Bikes That Were Used At "Easy Rider"...Can Be Worth Over 2 Millions!
Caveman had the character of "George Hanson".....but wouldn't change his outfit so Jack Nicholson got the part.
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The Exelero is powered by a V12 biturbo engine that develops an impressive 700 HP at 5,000 rpm and 753 lm.ft of maximum torque at 2,500...
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Zenvo ST1 The Zeno ST1 has a 5.9 liter V8 engine with a twin supercharger system by Rotrex providing instant throttle response at any...
Caveman's First Car Was A Corvette..Best Choice!
The Chevrolet Corvette debuted in 1953 as a hand-built, “polo white” convertible with a “sportsman red” interior, and as sports cars go,...
