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This Zenga Bros. short film follows the minds behind Motomethod Community Motorcycle Repair Shop — a Vancouver-based repair shop where you can rent a bay stocked with everything you need to repair your own bike, or at least learn how to.
In about the strangest of strange addictions, Nathaniel tells his dad he's in a (sexual) relationship with his car. A Monte Carlo.
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Bobcat Ninja uses his covert training and Bobcat E50 Compact Excavator to stack two beer bottles and a golf ball, in one take.
ICON's Jonathan Ward is taking his talents from vintage 4x4's to classic cars. With The Derelicts, he's keeping the natural patina'd exterior to look like they rolled right out of the junkyard, but with modern interiors, a powder-coated chassis, ABS brakes, and 430hp engines.
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Adriana Lima, Chuck Liddell and Motley Crue rev up your subconscious for Kia's 2012 Super Bowl commercial.
Some Chevy Silverado aficionados convene after a rather apocalyptic 2012.
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