Ferris Bueller's Modena GT Spyder California

Over thirty years ago in 1985, a classic Ferrari was too rare and expensive to destroy in a movie. So most of the Ferrari scenes in the 80s coming-of-age classic Ferris Bueller's Day Off were shot with three Modena GT Spyders, built by Modena Design and Development in California. It's a testament to their work that the three custom cars were mistaken for Ferraris — that's how good the design and construction is. This is the third of the three Modenas and was restored by Neil Glassmoyer, a founder of Modena Design. With beautiful fiberglass bodywork and a V8 with four Weber carburetors, this Modena Spyder is a modern classic with a starring role in one of Hollywood's most beloved films.

Tehachapi Sawmill House

Utilizing off-grid systems and sustainable materials, the Tehachapi Sawmill House is a refreshing approach to desert living. The home is modeled after a campsite made from three wings arranged around a central fireplace. Located in the main living area, the hearth acts as a fire pit drawing inhabitants in to gather around the flames. Crank open the wall of windows and the room transforms into an open-air pavilion that expands out to an outdoor terrace. The interior utilizes salvaged materials while concrete blocks form a rugged facade on the exterior to combat the harsh climate. Aside from its great aesthetics, the home is also completely self-sufficient.

Photos: Olson Kundig Architects

Ares Land Rover Defender

Ares Design makes custom packages for cars and SUVs, from Rolls-Royce to Mercedes' G-Class. Their latest creation is some serious kit for the iconic Land Rover Defender. Ares quality carbon fiber body is used throughout the build, including front and rear bumpers and a heavy-duty Warn winch. A supercharged 4.6-liter V8 and all-new interior with aluminum and carbon accents and a 2" suspension lift are also included. While the Defender might have many purist fans, Ares improvements to the classic design are substantial upgrades.

American Alpine Club Lodges

Climber or not, the American Alpine Club Lodges helps you bypass the State Park system by offering accommodations in some of the most incredible outdoor locations across the country. The non-profit organization operates a series of campgrounds, huts, and lodges near a few of the best ridges in the country and can hook you up even with little notice. Amenities vary from site-to-site but can include anything from a mere camp stove to wifi access. While a membership is not required, having one will get you a discount on the already super affordable rates.

McLean Trailer Hitch Hammock Mount

Not every adventure calls for a camper. Travel lighter with the McLean Trailer Hitch Hammock Mount. It slides into standard 2-inch receiver hitches, providing a sturdy base for hammocks up to 114" long. Made in the USA from durable steel, it has a corrosion-resistant powdercoat finish and supports loads up to 300 pounds.

North Avoca Studio

Floating over a hillside on the coast of Australia, the North Avoca Studio seems to defy the laws of physics. Although, upon further examination, the structure is actually the result of ingenious engineering. The simple cube is propped up off the terrain by a series of reinforced stilts. Dark corrugated cladding intensifies the exterior's modern profile. Its open floor plan acts as both an office and entertainment space, serving as a flex room for the main house above. While the entire unit is powered by solar panels, a wall of glass illuminates the interior with natural light during the day. The glazing slides open to allow in the coastal breeze while also leading to a balcony overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

Photos: Keith McInnes Photography / Matt Thitchener Architecture

1985 Lancia Delta S4 Stradale Coupe

The Lancia Delta S4 Stradale was made with one purpose — winning the Group B World Rally Championship. In order to homologate the car for competition, Lancia built 200 road-going examples, placing third in 1985 and winning the 1986 championship, until a technical inspection invalidated a race result and cost Lancia the title. This 1985 Delta S4 is powered by a mid-mounted 1.8-liter four-cylinder with both turbo- and supercharging — known as twin charging. With all-wheel-drive, a short wheelbase, and low curb weight, the Delta S4 is fast and with quick reflexes, making it perfect for twisty canyon runs. In remarkably unrestored condition, this Delta S4 is one of the last of the mighty Group B rally cars.

Little Pipe Cay

Exuma is made up of 365 small islands and now you can own one of them. Accessed by boat or seaplane, Little Pipe Cay is a private oasis spanning 38 acres. Within its white-sand borders are five houses with a combined 9 bedrooms and 9 baths. Each colonial-style villa offers expansive terraces with their own ocean views and private beaches. The property also includes staff accommodations, 24-hour security, storage for sea toys, and a dock to park your yacht. Aside from being featured in both the Pirates of the Caribbean and James Bond franchises, the Bahamian archipelago is also famously home of the swimming pigs which are located on Big Major Cay, just two miles away.

Photos: Knight Frank

Giant Loop Fuel-Safe Bags

Made in Redmond, Oregon using a collapsible welded film and reinforced ballistic nylon, these Fuel Safe Bags feature an exterior webbing daisy chain with anchor points to attach securely when full, and to roll up and pack flat when empty. A short-term fuel solution, they're compatible with most petroleum fuels, including gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and jet fuel. And each bladder is individually pressure tested and comes with a filler attachment that fits universal spouts. Available in 1, 2, 3, and 5-gallon sizes.

Five Element House

Perched on a hilltop overlooking India's Pavana Lake, the Five Element House is a direct response to the pristine landscape. The fort-like structure is comprised of a series of volumes organized around a central courtyard. Its wintergreen facade references the earth, helping to blend the exterior into its surroundings. The interior is a further tribute to nature with a material palette of stone, teak, terracotta, and exposed brick. Private spaces are dispersed throughout the units with the main living area at the center. Each one is fitted with vast expansive of glazing, saturating every room with unreal views while also drawing inhabitants out to the cantilevered pool.

Photos: Amit Pasricha / Studio PKA

Lego James Bond Aston Martin DB5

The DB5 has made more appearances in Bond movies than any other vehicle, so it only makes sense for it to be chosen as 007's first brick-built ride. The Lego James Bond Aston Martin DB5 is modeled after the one seen in Goldfinger, and is therefore loaded with gadgets. Inside the opening doors are a radar tracker, hidden telephone, and a gearstick that pulls back to reveal the front machine guns. There's also a rotating license plate, rear-window bullet screen, wheel-mounted tire scythes, and a straight-6 under the hood. Perhaps the most exciting part of this nearly 1,300-piece set, however, is the working ejection seat, activated by pulling on the rear bumper.

1975 Fiat Campagnola 1107 SUV

When you think of Italian cars, SUVs aren't the first thing that comes to mind. But the Fiat Campagnola is a 4x4 that's as rugged as anything the US or Britan has to offer. The Campagnola was introduced in 1951 and took a lot of inspiration from Jeeps leftover by the American military after WWII. As barebones as those early Jeeps, this 1975 Campagnola has plain black vinyl seating with a rubber interior, no radio. A four-cylinder motor, dual-range transfer case, five-speed manual, and nimble dimensions mean that this Italian offroader is just as capable as its more well-known brethren.

1969 McLaren M6GT Coupe

Before the legendary McLaren F1 and current offerings like the 720S and Senna, there was the M6GT coupe. The first road-legal car made by McLaren, the M6GT was based on the Can-Am winning M6 and designed under the direction of founder Bruce McLaren himself. Powered by a 5-liter Chevrolet V8 topped with Weber carburetors, only three M6GTs were built — two were converted from M6 racers, and one built from scratch. Bruce himself drove one on the road, but the program was stopped after his tragic death in 1970. A very rare car from one of the premier sportscar makers, this M6GT would be a centerpiece in any collection.

Bourbon Barrel Adirondack Chair

Handbuilt by the craftsman at the Hungarian Workshop, the Bourbon Barrel Adirondack Chair gives the classic backyard lounger a Kentucky twist. Each piece is made completely out of reclaimed wooden casks from a Bluegrass distillery. The natural curve of the staves gives the seat and back a comfortable contour while the whiskey-aged patina provides a unique finish. Available with either an open or closed style top.