By Andrew Liszewski

When most people set out to build a replica of a vehicle seen in a movie they usually set their sites on something like the Batmobile, ECTO-1 from Ghostbusters or the time traveling DeLorean from Back To The Future. Not eBay seller brandon9445. He turned a 1995 Jeep Wrangler Sahara into one of the support vehicles seen in Jurassic Park. More specifically, the jeep that actor Wayne Knight gets lost in, before being eaten by a dilophosaurus.

The jeep has 118,000 miles on it, probably not from being driven around a giant tropical island science experiment, and the owner has gone to great lengths to make it as screen accurate as possible. Most of the graphics are painted on instead of being vinyl stickers so they’ll last longer, the stock interior has been replaced to match the colors seen in the film, and they’ve even added the light bar that allows each of the four lights to be individually controlled using a set of joysticks on the dashboard. Sadly the eBay auction has ended, with the winning bidder scoring the Jeep for a mere $9,000. Reports of them being a genetic engineering billionaire are unconfirmed.

[ eBay - 1995 Jeep Wrangler Sahara ] VIA [ Autoblog ]

By Andrew Liszewski

Before the Game Boy and handhelds from Tiger came along, I was obsessed with Nintendo’s Game & Watch devices. But I had no idea the collection spanned some 59 different games! Were it not for the ridiculous $10,999 asking price (and the fact that it appears the auction has ended) this lot might actually be tempting.

[ eBay - Rare: Full Nintendo Game & Watch Collection !!! ] VIA [ TechEBlog ]

By Andrew Liszewski

These nifty, though somewhat macabre, chainsaw 2GB USB flash drives have started popping up all over eBay. They were originally included with special limited edition copies of Resident Evil 5 for the Xbox 360 and PS3, but have since been put on the auction block as sellers like hk-wan have decided to make a quick buck (or $23.99 in this case) instead.

[ eBay - PS3 Resident Evil 5 Chainsaw 2GB USB flash drive ] VIA [ Everything USB ]

By Andrew Liszewski

Watch collectors who lean towards the high-tech might want to break out their credit cards for this one. The 1972 Pulsar P1 by Hamilton USA was the first LED watch ever sold to the public, and according to the description on this eBay auction, the limited run of just 400 pieces were eventually all recalled. So finding one that’s still in working condition, with the original box, is quite rare. And that’s probably why the seller has listed it with a ‘Buy It Now’ price of $25,000. So, any takers?

[ eBay - Rare Pulsar P1 Prototype LED Digital watch 18k w/ box ] VIA [ TechEBlog ]

By Andrew Liszewski

eBay seller ‘fordelite_76‘ currently has an auction running for this custom Wii gun they created, which they refer to as being “***** AWESOME ******”. You just can’t argue with that many asterisks.

Given the gun has a starting bid of just $20, it’s safe to say that’s not a real Desert Eagle, not to mention the fact that it comes with an optional orange ‘safety tip’ for those times when you’re playing Wii and absent-mindedly wander into the nearest convenience store looking for a snack. But I have to give fordelite_76 credit for a gun mod that looks about a million times cooler than the ‘official’ Wii gun housings currently on the market.

[ NINTENDO Wii Gun CUSTOM DESERT EAGLE ] VIA [ GoNintendo ]