Swede buys Bugatti Chiron replica made from scrap metal in Thailand

by Mette Larsen

 

 

A Swedish national has just purchased a Bugatti Chiron built entirely by hand using only scrap metals from Scrap Metal Art Thailand.

 

Scrap Metal Art Thailand is located about two hours east of Bangkok and CB Media recently had the opportunity to check out the facility and was blown away by what they found. The facility houses a collection of extraordinary art pieces made from scrap metal, including life-size transformers that stand upwards of 30-feet tall.

 

Full Story: https://scandasia.com/swede-buys-bugatti-chiron-replica-made-from-scrap-metal-in-thailand/

Looks cool. I wonder how much he paid for it.

4 minutes ago, TooBigToFit said:

Looks cool. I wonder how much he paid for it.

Hopefully less than $3.3mil USD ????

Thats impressive - a very talented artist.... 

11 minutes ago, TooBigToFit said:

Looks cool. I wonder how much he paid for it.

Around $30,000 according to the linked article.

Scrap metal supercars:  https://twistedsifter.com/2016/09/scrap-metal-supercars-pruszkow-poland/

 

Including Mercedes 300 SL, Bugatti Veyron, Lamborghini Aventador, Maserati GranTurismo and Ferrari 250 GTO...  https://www.galleryofsteelfigures.com/

 

This car and others, featured on the YouTube site, CB Media

What a mess..????

... still it would be safer than in a Geely???? 

11 hours ago, TooBigToFit said:

Looks cool. I wonder how much he paid for it.

More than I would have.

If you read the article it tells you how much he 

Paid. 

A skilled creative guy looks like he certainly has a passion for exotic cars nice piece imo kudos 

 

I wonder how much the import duty will be in Sweden when he gets the car.         Does Sweden just allow for any car to be imported and registered without safety inspections?

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

including life-size transformers that stand upwards of 30-feet tall.

Are these owned by the Provincial Electricity Authority? Why are they so tall. Oil cooling?

5 hours ago, Andy from Kent said:

 

I wonder how much the import duty will be in Sweden when he gets the car.         Does Sweden just allow for any car to be imported and registered without safety inspections?

Those replicas can't drive so they are not cars as such but more like a piece of art, they are for show only, so you need a big garden or something like that.

I recall there was another Thai company that made replicas that could actually drive, so you choose which car you like and also engine size fitted. That company made cars for Hollywood, no need to smash a real Lamborghini up in a movie but just a copy at 1/10 of the price.

Good work, at least with the standard of driving here they will never run out of scrap, this could prove to be a great export opportunity. Mind you I have seen some pick-ups driven here that seem to be made of scrap already though.

 

14 hours ago, guzzi850m2 said:

Those replicas can't drive so they are not cars as such but more like a piece of art, they are for show only, so you need a big garden or something like that.

I recall there was another Thai company that made replicas that could actually drive, so you choose which car you like and also engine size fitted. That company made cars for Hollywood, no need to smash a real Lamborghini up in a movie but just a copy at 1/10 of the price.

 

 

there are tons of youtube videos of guys making replicas , even bicycle powered !

 

there was a TV show called Bangla bangers where they made  "replicas" in Bangladesh , 

a lot of handwork to make an old Toyota look like an "Exotic"