Homemade limousine", Finnjet" from parts - the brainchild of Antti.

       

"If long to suffer, something will work out," apparently. Antti (Antti Rahko) (72-year-old chauffeur from Finland) talked so, when I decided 10 years ago decided to build the limousine from... old auto parts. In 1984, he immigrated to the United States, here in Florida built his brainchild. To do this he needed parts from two vans Mercedes Benz and a few parts from a 1962 Chrysler Imperial model year. Limousine named "Finnjet" ("Finnijet"), its dimensions are impressive: the car rides on 8 wheels, the cabin is 10 seats, while its weight is 3.4 tonnes.





How did the idea to create such an unusual limousine Antti Raco does not remember. He had his own dealership, Antti often also engaged in repair of vehicles. The designer jokes that one day an idea came to him: if you collect one car of the two, the trade will go twice as fast. Of course, such a colorful limousine did not go unnoticed by motorists: in Houston at the Art Car Parade competitions he has twice won first place, in Europe the car was demonstrated at the Essen Motor Show. Event organizers are so interested in participating Antti. to pay the transportation of his car, and also set its millionth insurance policy.

The extravagant appearance of the car is impressive: it is equipped with 86 lights, 36 mirrors and two jet engines, equipped with exhaust pipes. Inside, there are a lot of facilities: microwave, TV, fridge and air conditioning – everything to make the passengers feel comfortable. Amazingly, it even fits a mini-sauna.





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