Talented Man Who Had Ghc700 Uses Scrap Metal to Build Red Ferrari 488 GTB at Home, Video of Car Goes Viral
- A talented young man has teamed up with a friend to construct his own dream Ferrari 488 GTB at home using scrap metal and Ghc700
- The young student who is from Vietnam had a dream of owning a Ferrari car and had to resort to his own talent to achieve his aim
- He has now finished the car and he took a ride outside his vicinity, speeding on the road and attracting the attention of people
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A young man's unique talent has seen him using the low budget of N41k to build a red Ferrari 488 GTB, a car that ordinarily would cost as high as N112m.
The young Vietnamese built it at home with his friend and accomplished the technical task, producing a car that could move. The video of the car shared on Twitter has been viewed many times by admirers.
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How they built the Ferrari 488 GTB
To accomplish the task, they first used pieces of carton to map out the shape of the car and then followed that up with scrap metal welding.
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The steering of the car looks like the two handles of a motorcycle, but it still moved fine. The epic Ferrari sign was also glued to the car to make things complete. It took them two weeks to build.
He took a ride in his Ferrari
As soon as they finished and the car was painted red, it was started and it roared to life and off he drove to the streets.
People stared at the strange car in admiration especially as the wheels looked tiny and skeletal.
Watch the video below:
Man uses wood to build Rolls Royce Boat Tail for his son
In another story, YEN.com.gh reported that a Vietnamese man named Trương Văn Đạo used ordinary wood to construct a Rolls Royce Boat Tail for his son.
The man who is a staff of Google used his spare time to accomplish the project within 68 days. He decided to build the car after he went out with his son and the little kid cried for a car after seeing his mates with one.
In the end, the man took a ride in the car with his son and also parked somewhere in the street to enjoy juice under the Rolls Royce umbrella.
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