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We had the wood motorcycle today, so how about a wood car? " It took Nickel more than four years to form the body by laminating 1-inch strips of mahogany. He used 1,000 board-feet feet of wood cut into 4,183 individual pieces, five gallons of glue, 60 pounds of drywall screws and four gallons of varnish."- Thanks Ubi! Link.
Wooden Cadillac
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Apr 14, 2006 01:27 PM
Made On Earth, Transportation |
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It may have a Cadillac engines, but the styling sure makes me think "Cord".
That would make it a "Cord of wood", of course.
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That one is really nice!:D I hope the Cadillac parts were not of wood material. But kidding aside, it really looks so nice.
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