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This Porsche 911 Was Made With Quadricycle,Cardboard,Plastic Pipe And Duct Tape
This life-size model of a Porsche 911 was built by Austrian artist, Hannes Langeder, using a cardboard, plastic pipe, duct tape and a two-man quadricycle.
The pedal-powered sports car dubbed the Ferdinand GT3 RS can carry a driver and one passenger.
It weighs just 100kg ,has two sets of handlebars to steer, a working brake and headlights and is even road legal in Austria.
Ferrari cars are referred to as the “slowest sports car on the road” while this Cardboard made Porsche 911 is known as the “world’s slowest Porsche”.
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