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EDITED BY MATT SCANLON

Mario Andretti’s 1984 Lamborghini Countach
From dirt tracks to the Daytona 500, 24 Hours of Le Mans to the F1 World Championship, Mario Andretti (79 and still going strong) won nearly every race that counts. One of his preferred rides was this 1984 Countach 5000S, which packs a 371-horsepower, 5-liter V12 and has just had a complete refurbishment, meaning that it’s in pretty much the same shape as when Mario brought it home. Still available at time of press from motorcargallery.com for $499,000.

Prince Cloud Guitar
This legendary instrument was immortalized by Prince in the fi lm Purple Rain, and modeled after a custom bass he ran across in the late 1970s. Replicas have been available at Paisley Park for visitor purchase, but are now at last more broadly distributed! In white or blue, with a mahogany body, three-piece maple neck, and a maple fi ngerboard with Prince’s “Love” symbol inlays, along with an EMG 81 pickup in the bridge and an EMG SA neck pickup. $1,750

JBL L100 Classic
Released in 1970, the L100 became an instant classic for its performance and eye-catching design. Updated with modern components, behind this remake’s Quadrex foam grille and inside a satin wood walnut veneer enclosure sit a 1-inch titanium dome tweeter, a 5-inch pure-pulp cone midrange driver, and a 12-inch Aquaplas-coated pure-pulp woofer, along with a bass-refl ex enclosure and front port. The result is a speaker that can hold its own against elite contemporary makers, with a design that pairs perfectly with vintage pieces. From $4,000

Spalding 125th Anniversary Horween Leather Basketball
As a way to celebrate its 125th birthday this year, Spalding is remaking its very fi rst basketball. Modeled after one produced in 1894 by Albert Goodwill Spalding for Dr. James Naismith (who invented the game), it has a chunky design with a “No. M” stamp to denote it as a match game ball, an “A.G. Spalding and Bros.” stamp, and prominent leather stitches. Limited to just 125 examples. $25

Clockwork Gameshell
It might look like a classic Game Boy, but the Gameshell is actually a far more capable pocket console. Powered by a Quad-core Cortex-A7 CPU and Mali GPU, it supports Atari, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, NES, SNES, Genesis, and even original PlayStation games via emulation, with the option of playing on a larger screen via a micro HDMI port. MicroSD storage lets you expand as needed, and the DIY kit gives you the satisfaction of putting it together yourself. $159

Hasselblad 907X Special Edition
A trio of Hasselblad cameras was used to document the Apollo 11 moon landing (only one of which made the return trip), and this model was created to celebrate that legacy. It pairs the 907X camera body with a CFV II 50C digital back, both fi nished in matte black (like the Hasselblad Electric Camera that made it back to Earth) and fully modern, with a 50-megapixel medium-format sensor, tilting 60 frames-per-second live view screen, and varied wireless capabilities. $7,499

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