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K-Bar-S Bronco Specialties was founded by Hal Sealand and John Karp in the late '70s in Las Vegas, Nevada. The name of the shop is from their last names – K for Karp, S for Sealand. As the name implies, K-Bar-S specialized in custom Bronco parts. They also had a complete shop where they built some pretty amazing rigs, many of which went on to tough truck and Baja race events. Word is that the shop closed in 2001, but most of their rigs and exclusive aftermarket parts are still out there.

This view of The Wave, in North Coyote Buttes, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona, was taken from about a foot off the floor, to try to get the feeling of being down in the contours of this petrified sand dune.

Classic Manx beach buggy in blue

It was my last opportunity to get a Pacific Coast sunset on this trip in 2019. The skies over the ocean didn't want to participate and remained cloudy. The sky behind me was better. So as I walked back towards the parking area I saw this old chevy pickup sitting on top of the dune. Kind of reminded me of that song where they drove the chevy to levy but the levy was dry. I took this shot as the sky was getting some color from the setting sun.

Camping themed design featuring a tent with an open fire in the shade of a sand dune on another planet. The night sky features a planet with two moons.

Interested in both racing cars and motorcycles, Steve McQueen was also an avid off-road racer, and founded Solar Plastics in 1969 as a manufacturer of custom off-road parts. Solar primarily focused on accessories for dune buggies and motorcycles, but one of their more ubiquitous products was the “Baja Bucket” seat. These simple, yet tough off-road racing seats were designed and patented by McQueen to help keep a driver firmly planted while racing over rough terrain while also preventing injuries from a roll-over, all from an affordable injection molded design that put them within reach of racers and enthusiasts alike.

Desert Spice

Who doesn't love the legendary beach buggy, here's another variation on my favourite machine...

Master your fear with this shirt.

Heart of the Desert

Spice is the most valuable commodity in the Universe and it is found on one planet - Arrakis also know as Dune and ruled by gigantic sandworms.

With a sun-freckled cheek and a rosy lower lip above his sand duning chin, the land lubber gazes squintingly out to sea, where a large naughty lass waits just offshore, with layer upon layer of bright scalloping scales winding inward toward a piercing teal eye. She pushes glow-lapping waves in his general direction as she gazes endearingly at his pebbly sand nose. Pencil Drawing + Illustrator Tracing, Painting, & Digital Effects

Arrakis SandWorm

For the very specific Kevin Smith/Marc Bernardin/David Lynch fan in your life.

do you Love Dune Buggys? Great Outfit for dune buggy drivers and dune buggy fans! Riding in the Sand with your Dune Buggy. Sand buggy Outfit for off road sand lovers!

This beach themed art piece was created with watercolors.

Sossusvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia

Giese Racing Engines (GRE) began building Baja race winning 1600 cc dual port air cooled engines in the '70s utilizing some very innovative modifications that made them both powerful and reliable. These classic motors were balanced and blueprinted with custom unobtainable GRE parts that were fine-tuned and tested for maximum performance. From race prepped carburetors and ultralight racing flywheels, to high performance oil pumps and breather systems, GRE parts could also be purchased for use on your own engines, but could not be found in over the counter speed shops — only direct from GRE in Temecula, California.

Unique tee design for Dune Buggy, Beach Buggy and RV lovers. Ride in style with this Dune Buggy tee.

A beautiful day at the beach in Ocean City, NJ. I was able to capture this seascape as a single seagull flew overhead. To me this captures everything that is the shore, the sand, the ocean and a blue sky.

This is my plein air watercolor painting of a beach umbrella along the shore in Florida.

Woman dances in desert. Full moon in blue sky

Embrace the spirit of adventure and American pride with our Retro USA Flag Dune Buggy Sand Driver 4x4 Beach Rider shirt! This vintage-inspired design pays homage to classic dune buggies and the timeless beauty of the American flag. Whether you're tearing through sandy terrain or cruising along the coast, let your patriotism shine while showcasing your love for off-road exploration.

The Khetanna was an LO-KD57 luxury sail barge manufactured by Ubrikkian Industries that was modified to suit the needs of the Hutt crime lord Jabba. After the Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker killed Jabba's pet rancor, the crime lord demanded Skywalker and his companions Han Solo and Chewbacca be executed at the Great Pit of Carkoon. The Hutt and his entourage traveled to the pit in Khetanna in order to view the executions, but the prisoners managed to board the sail barge and kill Jabba, destroying the sail barge as they escaped.

Hit the beach in a vintage dune buggy.

By Frank Schuster. This Section is for the Manx Dune Buggy enthusiast. Illustrations of the Manx Dune Buggy on diverse products such as tees, t-shirts, apparel, clothing, invitations, posters and gifts.

The vast expanse of the desert can often feel overwhelming and isolating, but amidst the endless dunes lies a glimmer of hope. With each step, I am reminded of the resilience and adaptability of life in even the harshest of environments. The sun beats down relentlessly, but the occasional breeze brings a refreshing reprieve. I am grateful for this small mercy, and it gives me the strength to continue on my journey. As I trek through the desert, I am filled with a sense of awe at the beauty of this seemingly barren landscape. There is a certain stillness and peace that comes with being surrounded by nothing but sand and sky. It may be a challenging and unpredictable terrain, but there is a new sense of hope that has emerged within me.

As the scorching sun beats down on the endless expanse of sand, it's easy to feel hopeless and lost in this barren desert. But even in the harshest of environments, hope can still be found. Perhaps it's the promise of an oasis shimmering in the distance, or the knowledge that every step brings you closer to safety. Maybe it's the memories of loved ones waiting for you back home that keep you going. Whatever it may be, never give up hope - for it is often in the darkest of places that the light shines brightest.

Sand dunes on the Lake Michigan shoreline at Grand Haven State Park appear to be sun-kissed from the rays of the setting sun.

The late '60s saw the birth of organized long distance desert racing, with the granddaddy of them all being the big 1000 event that started in 1967, with everything from trucks, dirt bikes, and buggies all competing at once. The course has remained relatively the same over the years, with about every other event being either a point-to-point race from Ensenada to La Paz or a loop race starting and finishing in Ensenada. Air-cooled buggies were one of the easiest ways for aspiring racers to get in on the action, and in 1971, Rapid Cool made it even easier with their line of oil and transmission coolers designed to keep air-cooled engines and their mated transmissions cool during the extremes of desert racing.

A cattle skull bleached in the sun at the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

Sand worm from planet Dune.

harmless cute catcus

This is my drawing with a grunge appearance of the ocean surf between the sand dunes and sea oats at the beach.

The 60s were a great time for creative design and for vehicles.

Illustration from the Diary of the Witch, 13th episode, 3 season. The Witch's Diary has been published for the third year on the set topics of the ink challenge. At first there were separate stories, after which the main and secondary characters appeared. More details can be found on my Instagram profile.