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Sad Vendor Robot Qty: 1 £227.00 -
Lonely Fox Qty: 1 £120.00
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A Classic Bottle of Sugar Qty: 1 £54.18
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Poverty in San Fran Qty: 1 £1,977.00
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Nordic Lands Qty: 1 £1,111.11
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Found Polaroid Photo Qty: 1 £69.00
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First Computer on the Moon Qty: 1 £69.00
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Projected Mirror
£119.00SUPERCARProjected Mirror Model (Projects video image of the rear view, mid-air, to the driver)
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V1 City Strider
£199.00V1 VEHICLESThe super-economical and cheap Strider is exclusively for inner city travel. Tiny distance range but ultra-cheap and designed only for those that stay local.
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V1 Bootstrap
£278.00V1 VEHICLESThe ideal city car for those on a budget, a smaller battery means less travelling distance, but that’s entirely the point for an urban vehicle designed to park almost anywhere.
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V1 Family D-Luxe
£399.00V1 VEHICLESThis is a surprisingly larger model for what’s expected for a V1 vehicle – breaking all the rules with what’s expected of a small car brand – it allows for an extreme amount of room at the rear, with seating and a large amount of storage.
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V1 Thresher
£279.00V1 VEHICLESA small and sporty model that’s the most popular of the V1 car brand.
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Painted Concept of Electric-Powered Transport
£89.00Looks like experimental ideas for electricity powering a cart-like vehicle – way before a time when the battery was even a thought. Seems to blend design ideas with horse-drawn carriages of the 1800s with steam trains.
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The Badmobile
£499.00The Badmobile is a Fusion-Powered supercar, by design it avoids any potential fuel supply issues or charge stations, particularly in the event of a full-scale Nuclear attack or EMP shutdown of all electrical services – not that these things would be of any concern for an owner of a vehicle like this…
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Carpenter’s Coupé DeVille
£499.00The Coupe DeVille ’77 is an unreleased concept – what happens when technology is organically blended with nature and it’s been left to rot for far too long?
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Birdbike
£49.00A beautiful classic, is it a bird, is it a lizard? No, it’s a new vision of the future, where technology and nature are further intertwined.
