I spent the day at Barrett-Jackson 2026 with my buddies Rob and Sean, walking the floor and calling out what’s actually cool—and what straight-up doesn’t belong there. We started inside where the auction block is, checking out everything from the EarthRoamer booth to the new Mustang GTD (815 horsepower and a 202 mph top speed is just wild). From there it turned into a rolling debate about taste: builds that nail the vibe versus rigs that are overdone, too modern for a classic, or just put together with the wrong parts. What I love about Barrett-Jackson is you’ll see true history next to total weirdness. One minute I’m drooling over a properly-done old-school Bronco with a period-correct feel, a clean Power Wagon with a Hellcat swap, and some absolutely perfect Land Cruisers (that FJ40 and the FJ45 pickup were gems). Next minute you’re staring at a “Mercedes inspired” golf cart G-Wagon thing, a wooden rounded box truck situation, or an overland build that’s honestly an abomination. The big takeaway: details matter—wheels, tires, and overall theme can make or break a build, and the best rigs here are the ones that look intentional and functional, not just flashy.