Amazing DIY Cars
When the going gets tough, you could either take public transportation or build ones of these. Let's see, I'll take the Tumbler for my daily driver, and the Converticoupe as a weekend cruiser. Continue reading to see them all.
1. Flatmobile
Ok, so it's not really the Batmobile, but the jet-powered, street legal "Flatmobile" -- also known as the world's lowest car -- definitely drew inspiration from its famous counterpart seen in the Batman movies. It has a ground clearance of 2", is 12'2" long / 5' 5" wide, and 19" high.
2. Converticoupe
Not your average wooden car, this one is two-faced, boasting both convertible and coupe (saloon-inspired) styled halves. It took a Ukranian designer -- who gave up his job and two others cars -- approximately 1.5-years to build. Underneath the hood, you'll find a 100hp engine.
3. Tumbler
Bob Dullam of Super Hero Hype spent between $50,000 - $70,000 building a life-sized replica of the Batman Batmobile Tumbler using nothing more than photos as reference. Every tool used was picked up at a local hardware store, aside from the engine.
4. F-35
Not just a model, this homemade F-35 Joint Strike Fighter by Arthur van Poppel can actually be driven like a car. There's even a flippable nose and passenger seat should you decide to bring a friend along for the ride -- added later.
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