The Cebin arcTrek stands as one of Ironcliff’s earliest terrain explorers. Predating the Crewtonium engine, this rugged crawler houses a 4.3-liter aluminum V8, embodying the primitive roots of Ironcliff’s automotive industry. Its body is crafted from an iron and brass shell, reinforced with lightweight Copperwood timber, an early construction technique that blended strength with flexibility. The design is simple yet purposeful, a boxy frame with a gently sloped hood in front of the driver to accommodate dashboard instruments such as the speedometer and tachometer. The front features a rectangular grille, flanked by rounded headlights and twin fog lamps. Inside, the arcTrek boasts a handcrafted Ironbark Bison leather interior, with stitched seats and embroidered Cebin logos, showcasing early Ironcliff craftsmanship. At the rear sits a reinforced roll cage and a rear-mounted spare tire fixed to the trunk door, a testament to its off-road focus and safety-forward design. Power is delivered through a 5-speed manual transmission paired with a four-wheel drive system, allowing the arcTrek to conquer rough terrain with ease. Renowned for its reliability and rugged charm, the arcTrek became a favorite among early frontier settlers during the early years of Ironcliff’s expansion, when roads were rare and adventure was survival.