1965 Ford Mustang Pool Table

In the automotive world, nothing is impossible. Included in turning an old car into a pool table. And this is what happens to 1965 Ford Mustang. This Red Mustang was modified by the owner into a pool table.

It looks weird, but I think it's very cool. So, if you are a lover of old cars and billiard fans, it seems you need to try this unique innovation. Old cars and billiards blend in harmony

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Ferrari F40, Miniature Ferrari with real Machine

A mini replica of a Ferrari F40,It is eight times smaller than the real car, but it looks exactly like it. In the photographs you can see how it was made step by step.

It’s incredibly detailed, and whoever made it deserves kudos. The best part about the car is that it has a miniature key with the Ferrari sign on it. It has to be the smallest key ever made. Simply brilliant! I guess a lot of Ferrari owners want one of these, because you can never get enough. Or maybe you can’t afford a real one, so it’s better than having nothing, right?

Source : Sekedar-Tahu and Multichrome

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Electric Go-Kart Car with Formula One Style

Launch of a whole new electric go kart that can fold up and fit in the back of your car. Designed and engineered to look and feel like a formula one car, this go-kart only weighs 65 pounds. The entire chassis and body work are made from carbon fiber, and lightweight lithium batteries power this racer to a top speed of 60 mph. Link

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Flatmobile, Supercars with 19 inch height

Behold the Flatmobile that does 100mph (with help from a jet engine). Officially recognized by the Guinness World Records for lowest street legal car, the Flatmobile stands at just 19 inch or 48 cm tall. You can check the build progress of the FlatMoble at the FlatMobile website.

The car is rear mounted with a 875cc engine for propulsion. Obviously inspired from Batmobile, Perry Watkins from England is the proud owner of the FlatMobile. Baraskit.se

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1980 6-wheel Chevrolet El Camino from Kentucky

This 1980 6-wheel Chevrolet El Camino from Kentucky is listed on Ebay for US $1,422.00. The owner says that he drives the car every day and there seems to be no problem with it. The car used to participate in the different shows, but now it is retired and on sale.

www.damncoolpictures.com

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L’automodule, Strange Vehicle in 1970's

This unit is called l’Automodule created in 1970, engineer Jean Pierre Pontier (Jean Pierre Ponthieu). The machine is equipped with a two-stroke engine of 248 cm ^ 3, an electronic control and hydraulic transmission. Maximum speed – 45 km / h.

In addition to stunning design, a l’Automodule have another feature – the hydraulic suspension that can pretty much change the ground clearance. Via : funsxone.blogspot.com

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Pen-covered Mercedes-Benz

Costas Schuler saw a book about art cars 5 years ago and was fascinated by them. He knew he wanted to make one of his own but didn’t know where to start, until one morning he woke up and knew he wanted to do something with pens. So he started covering his old 1981 Mercedes -Benz with pens, and he’s been doing it ever since using pens donated from people all around the world.

Costas is known as The Pen-Guy and his car is called Mercedes-Pens and together they travel the country collecting pens and putting smiles on the faces of those who spot them. The Mercedes-Pens is now covered with over 10,000 pens both on the inside and the outside.

Via : zhushigang.blogspot.com

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