Young Man Buys Small Car for R17 000, Transforms It Into Clean Vehicle, His Video Amazes Many

• A man with the TikTok handle @tomshorrocktcr has shown how he transformed a relatively cheap car into a beautiful ride
• After buying the vehicle for £900 (R17 000) in 2015, he repainted the whole body, redesigned the interior and cleaned out rust
• The final look of the vehicle showed that the revamping process was worth it as it looked beautiful

A young man bought an old car for £900 (R17 000) in 2015. To make the car better, he went into a revamping process.

In a video, the man said that he never had any experience in automobile modification when he started the mission to make it look better.

Complete transformation of car

As a way to clean the rust, he shot blasted the body and had to later deal with many holes on the exterior. To cover them, he spent many days and nights painting.

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After completing the revamp, the mini cooper looks and sounds better than when he first bought it. He revealed that many now love the vehicle.

Watch the video below:

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

Aaron Keoghan said:

"100% NOW THAT IS SOMETHING TO PROUD OF."

Jack Early said:

"been watching the youtube since the start, banging lad."

John Michael asked:

"Anything you wish you did different?"

The man replied:

"Just that I didn’t put the big 13x7 wheels on it as I had to cut the arches to make them fit and now can’t revert back."

Andi-b said:

"My first car was a Mini.. Sold it for more money with a knackered engine.. No rust at all on body, boot was prone to it from battery."

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user838044483588 said:

"Looks lovely, quite a lot of blue smoke on revving though… Burning a bit of oil?"

From Tazz to Transformer, this crazy looking car was created in Mzansi

In more car news, Briefly News previously reported that a customised Toyota Tazz that is completely unrecognisable of the original product has gained traction among car lovers on social media.

Oefentse Mphatsoe is the young designer behind the project which features parts from a dirt bin and ordinary items found around the house.

Source: Legit.ng