"Something Out of Nothing": Man Uses Sticks to Build a Car and Attaches Engine, Video Shows Him Driving it

"Something Out of Nothing": Man Uses Sticks to Build a Car and Attaches Engine, Video Shows Him Driving it

  • A man went into town with a 'stick car' he constructed and attached an engine that looks like that of a bike
  • Out of curiosity, a lot of people gathered to take a look at the strange moving machine when the man rode it into a public place
  • While some people applauded the technical craft, others frowned at it after the video was posted

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Instagram users are reacting to the video of a man who built a 'stick car' and attached an engine to it.

In the video seen on the Instagram handle of BCR Worldwide, the young man mounted the car and kick-started it.

Photos of a car built with sticks.
The man stormed a public place with the car and rode it around. Photo credit: Instagram/@bcrworldwide.
Source: UGC

While it is not clear how long it took him to put the sticks together to make the car, some people have hailed the man for his efforts.

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Video of a car built with sticks

Others, however, say they do not find the man's car to be good at all as it does not show creativity.

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Nevertheless, the man rode the car in public to the admiration of many people who gathered to take a look at it.

The video showed him kick-starting it like a motorcycle before riding away to the admiration of the crowd. The video of the four-wheeled 'stick car' has attracted many comments.

Watch the video below:

Reactions from Instagram users

@donrabtob said:

"Man, this is innovative. Beat Lagos traffic."

@poolerena commented:

"Well, hey, this is how cars get started anyway. And for the record, a car is really a horse and carriage."

@corneliusogunsalu said:

"Yet, there are people applauding nonsense. This is supposed to be an elementary school science project that kids can put together with the right materials."

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@ddansinzu reacted:

"Them go still collect am for bolt."

@oluboriofficial said:

"E no mean say he no go pay agbero for ticket money."

Genius boy builds chargeable bus with TV inside using carton, video wows netizens: “See talent”

Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that young people have shown off their talents and a class six student from Merit International School has added his name to the list with his chargeable bus.

What he used in building the bus

The Ahafo Region student in Ghana made the chargeable bus with a television inside using a carton, wire bottle tops and other local materials.

A video of a schoolboy demonstrating how the toy vehicle works has many admiring his creativity on social media.

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