When is a toy not a toy but still the ultimate Christmas gift for a privileged kid? When it’s the Mini GT 40, modeled after the famed Le Mans racer that toppled Ferrari in the famed 24-hour endurance race back in the ‘60s. Built by French automotive enthusiast Francis Mortarini in 1968, the Mini GT 40 was sanctioned by Ford and has since been fully restored with new Gulf blue and orange livery from the Le Mans car. Don’t look for this diminutive racer to be a rubber roaster since it’s powered by a 9 horsepower Briggs & Stratton engine. The lights are new, and so is the leather-wrapped, small-diameter steering wheel. The roof pops off for its driver, and it can even fit an adult that’s neither vertically nor horizontally challenged. It’s up for auction between $25,000 and $35,000. The grin on your kid’s face this Christmas? Priceless.
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Byrna’s Stylish Ballistapac Quickly Converts to Body Armor
If you thought you had a backpack that did it all, you’ve obviously never seen the Byrna Ballistipac. The Byrna Ballistipac is a bulletproof backpack that provides peace of mind and added protection in emergency situations. With its selection of armored panels, the Ballistipac can shield against bullets and other projectiles, making it a valuable tool for survival in dangerous and otherwise life-threatening situations. Oh yeah, and it works as a backpack too so you can carry all your essential survival gear and daily essentials. Upgrade your personal security with the Byrna Ballistipac today.
