Originally released in 2011, limited to just one copy per country, and priced at $275,000, The Official Ferrari Opus Diamante Edition was the ultimate version of the ultimate book on the legendary automaker. Measuring twenty inches square, it consisted of 852 pages, weighed over 80 pounds, and arrived in a carbon-fiber clamshell case, complete with diamond-encrusted Prancing Horse emblem, white gloves to keep the pages pristine, and the signatures of Scuderia's drivers and the company's chairman at the time. This particular example was sold new to a collector in Belgium, and is estimated to bring in far less than its original asking price. Set along the trails of Iceland, the Skyli Trekking Cabin is a refuge for hikers from the harsh elements.

The structure is comprised of four gabled roofs. Although it resembles a tent, this shelter is clad in a steel facade to protect you from the elements. A bright blue color makes it easily visible in the rugged landscape while also paying homage to the architecture of the country's capital. The interior is lined with cross-laminated timber and features enough fold-out beds for up to 15 people, water, power, and even emergency supplies. Beneath each peak, large triangular windows take advantage of the surrounding scenery. Its prefabricated design allows for materials to be easily transported by helicopter.

Once they're delivered, the assembly can be completed in as little as a couple days. Photos: Utopia. Rice Advanced Engineering Systems and Research started designing the Tachyon Speed electric supercar in 2012 with the goal of making one of the fastest, most technologically advanced vehicles on the planet. While there haven't been any third-party tests, Tachyon does exist and looks amazing.

With a claimed 1,250 hp, 3,650 lb-ft of torque, and a weight of 3,000 lbs, the Tachyon looks to live up to its faster-than-light particle namesake. While not in full production, RAESR has begun taking limited orders for the car. Perched on a Los Angeles hillside, the Echo Park Bungalow is a mixture of vintage architecture and modern design. From the front, the home retains its simple 1920s form while the rear displays a contemporary new extension. Internally, the former crawl space was expanded to create a ground level that houses the main living area.

A saw-tooth staircase joins the two floors where blonde wood trim and polished concrete floors create a minimal palette. Painted blue, the steel frame outlines a series of six cubes. This new addition is made up of two glazed areas that are extensions of interior spaces, with the remaining structure serving as a two-story covered terrace that allows for views of the outdoor garden. Photos: Rory Gardiner / Productora. The Porsche 356 is the car the 911 was supposed to replace, a design so good that it was made for 17 years and stubbornly hung on in popularity after numerous updates, despite its age.

E-Z-Go Tuneup And Engine Specs. Print It And Go. Need a quick PDF printout of this chart to take to the garage? Click below to print a PDF of this file and take it mobile. E-Z-GO Engine Specs. 1971 to 1975 Two Cycle (1PG) 175cc Engine: Cylinder Bore: (62mm) 2.4409'. Piston to Cylinder Fit:.004.006 in. Ring End Gap:. The original buyer's guide for men, filled with the world's best gear, apparel, and automobiles. Warrior Athlete Reconditioning Program.

This 356C, the last version of Porsche's first production car, isn't necessarily original, despite the numbers-matching chassis and engine. It's an outlaw — a Porsche that's been unapologetically massaged into a hotrod of sorts. An overbored motor and upgraded suspension coupled with more modern brakes make it a driver that can be enjoyed in modern traffic. Emirates unveiled its new first class suites for its Boeing 777 and the amenities surpass most luxury hotels. Inspired by the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, each zero-gravity seat is enclosed in its own cabin with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors for complete privacy. Everything from the 32-inch TV screen, lights, and temperature are remote controlled. For those not lucky enough to snag a window seat, each interior room is equipped with its own virtual windows that project the view from outside the aircraft using real-time camera technology.

The Timex brand goes back more than 160 years to Waterbury, CT, and the original headquarters is part of the inspiration behind the Waterbury World Time watch. Powered by Intelligent Quartz technology, which allows it to tell more than just time on an analog dial, the Waterbury is a natural choice for travelers with its ability to display time zones for 24 major cities around the world. It also boasts a stainless steel case, INDIGLO night-light, and water resistance up to 100 meters. Available in cream or black and green, it's a fresh take on an enduring classic.

Presented by Timex. Mental training — keeping your mind calm and relaxed in high-pressure situations — can be as important to your performance and well-being as physical exercise. Smith Lowdown Focus Sunglasses helps you train your mind, using an app as your guide and technology to check your progress. Integrated into the otherwise unassuming black frames are specialized EEG sensors that measure brain activity and translate it back into visual form on your phone's screen, leading you through exercises that help your ability to concentrate, stay in the moment, and, as the name suggests, focus. Presented by Smith Optics. Frye is the oldest continuously operating shoe company in the United States. So it's no surprise that they dip into America's rich history from time to time for design inspiration.

The Prison Boot is a great example, made using Horween leather and treated with a special hand-finish that evolves into an even more impressive boot with each wear. Each pair has a serial number stamped on the heel inspired by the same detail once used on prison issued boots of American inmates. Built to last using Goodyear welt construction, the Frye Prison Boot not only looks great out of the box but will develop additional character and style over time. Presented by Frye.

Whether you want a trial run at building an adult-size project or just want to make a shelter for your Lego minifigs, these Mini Materials let you create custom structures with no permits required. Made from real materials like concrete and wood, this particular kit includes three sizes of cinder blocks — including a full pallet of mini cinder blocks — along with red bricks, mini lumber, mortar, a wood barrel, and a mahogany pallet/coaster. Each set is made by hand and hand-packed in the USA.

Presented by Mini Materials. Posted outside a Palm Springs community, the Desert Palisades Guardhouse looks more like one of the new residences than staff quarters. The building is suited for its desert environment with a weathered steel facade. Its rusty hue compliments the surrounding scenery, while its cantilevered roof creates a playful dialogue between the new structure and the natural landscape. The interior continues the mid-century modern aesthetic with warm wood paneling, concrete floors, and large amounts of glazing to take in the rugged views.

Photos: Lance Gerber / Studio AR&D Architects. With the previous generation ZR1, Chevrolet had shouldered its way into the ranks or supercardom with the likes of Porsche and Ferarri. The 2019 ZR1 cements that position. A larger supercharger and intercoolers bump power up to 750hp, over 100 more than the last ZR1 — and more than anything from Porsche and McLaren.

In a nod to American muscle cars of the 60s, a carbon fiber 'shaker' cover hides the massive boost unit, and a top speed well in excess of 200 MPH is expected. No word on pricing or availability, but this Corvette will be worth saving your pennies for. Combining elements of a houseboat, luxury yacht, and oil rig, Arkup Mobile Overwater Villas propose a new solution for maritime living. Designed by Dutch architect Koen Olthuis, the 4,350 square-foot solar-powered inaugural model offers four bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and laundry room, outfitted with high-end finishes and floor-to-ceiling windows. Its unique hydraulic self-elevating system can lift it above the waves, keep you safe in a storm — it's designed to withstand a Category 4 hurricane — and transform the moving vessel into a stationary home, making it more permanent than a yacht yet far less constricting than a shoreline condo. From mobile professionals living the van life to transients looking for a meal, plenty of modern humans live their life on the road.

Nomadic Homes explores the shelters they use, from the opulent to the utilitarian. As the remodeled Airstream is something of a poster child for this lifestyle, the book begins there, covering movable vacation homes, marine dwellings, and refugee shelters along the way. Each one is fully illustrated and joined by an examination of its concept, designer, and inhabitants. Building on the structure they created for the top of Mount Kanin, Ofis Modular Living Units can be joined together to create a variety of structures.

Their first use is as a temporary library at Slovenia's Ljubljana Castle, but their asymmetrical shape makes them suited for a variety of purposes. Most base units include beds and tables, while some offer kitchens and still others are nearly empty save for the light wood cladding that offsets the dark exteriors. Measuring just 4.5 meters long, 2.5 meters wide, and 2.7 meters high, they're easily transportable and suitable for use in a wide range of climates. Photos: Janez Martincic / OFIS Arhitekti. Positioned as Ducati's entry-level bike, the Scrambler isn't so entry-level anymore. While it never skimped on philosophy, it might have been a little light in displacement for the modern era. The 2018 model year brings a 1100cc motor along with the previous 400- and 800cc offerings, paired with chassis and braking upgrades developed in parallel with the larger motor.

Pricing and availability have yet to be announced but expect it to arrive sometime around spring of 2018 — just in time for summer riding. Housed in a historic grain silo that was the tallest building in Sub-Saharan Africa when it opened, The Silo Hotel is a unique mix of the old and new. Its 28 rooms, including a one bedroom penthouse, are spread across six floors above the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa. Also within the hotel are a bar, two eateries, a full-service spa, and a rooftop pool. The rooms themselves use an eclectic mix of furnishings to offset the structure's industrial remains and have multi-faceted windows that bulge outwards from the building, offering outstanding views of Table Mountain, Lion's Head, and the V&A Waterfront.

Initially developed as a way to do laundry when traveling, the Sonic Soak Ultrasonic Cleaning Tool might be the best cleaning tool you own. It uses a medical-grade stainless steel wand to generate modulated ultrasonic waves that travel through water and break apart dirt and bacteria at the microscopic level. That means it can clean anything from your clothes to your food, toothbrush, or EDC. Google Music All Access Mp3 there. It's also quiet, packs easily into your bag or suitcase, works in nearly anything that holds water, and is manufacturing-ready, meaning you'll get yours in weeks instead of months or years. With the ability to double as a backpack and carry-on luggage, the Invisible Carry-on Backpack simplifies travel. The pack is easy to pack and organize, doesn't need to be checked at the airport, and has enough space for all your stuff.

It features a padded compartment that can hold a 15.6' laptop, quick pockets for easy access, and even unzips like a suitcase to make packing and unpacking a breeze. It's able to expand for a travel load, and then contract when transformed to a backpack for everyday use. Presented by OPPOSETHIS. Situated on the edge of a pond north of Poznan, Poland, House JRv2 uses its site's natural slope to its advantage. From the road, the larch-clad garage is nearly all that's visible, supported by a concrete structure underneath. Enclosed within the latter are two wings, one for the master bedroom, and another for the living, dining, and kitchen areas. A large deck connects the living area with the bedroom, while a guest bedroom is set off to the side, underneath the garage.

Floor-to-ceiling windows provide plenty of natural light, as well as views of the surrounding water, trees, and fields. Photos: Tom Kurek / Studio de Materia. New to the Bang & Olufsen connected-home lineup and designed by Copenhagen-based Cecilie Manz, the Beoplay M3 Speaker is the most compact in the company's wireless collection. Its exchangeable covers let it fit any interior style, either with Kvadrat-sourced wool blend fabric or anodized aluminum. The main rigid polymer body holds a 3.5-inch driver and high-quality soft dome tweeter, tuned by B&O engineers and adjustable further via a three-position switch.

The M3 is future-ready as it will support Apple AirPlay 2 which rolls out next year, allowing it to pair with any speaker that's AirPlay 2 enabled. Other listening options include Bluetooth or Wi-Fi playback using Chromecast, Beolink Multiroom, or QPlay. Available in Natural with fabric cover or Black with anodized aluminum cover. Ships free within 24 hours, guaranteed by Christmas, plus easy returns.