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Exomod’s latest build takes a very clear idea and runs with it. Start with a modern Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye Jailbreak, then give it the look of a 1960s Dodge muscle car. That’s exa
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Jamal Hameedi just dropped the Venturo project, and honestly, it feels like something worth keeping an eye on. Hameedi isn’t just another name in the industry. He spent nearly 30 years at For
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