VIDEO: Puma builds Ferrari F1 racer out of clothing
People apparently love building full-scale Ferrari F1 cars. Whether made from 80,000 lego bricks, delicious chocolate, or $24,000 worth of carbon fiber, the legendary Italian racecars are a popular vehicle to replicate. We can now add clothing to that list.
The latest recreation was built using a variety of Puma shirts, shoes, sandals, socks, hats, and other apparel to recreate a surprisingly detailed Ferrari F1 car. Thanks to Puma's licensing deal with Ferrari, the car even comes with the proper logos and badges. You can watch the video of the entire process after the jump. Thanks for the tip, Rahul!
[Source: YouTube]
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Patrick 12:56PM (9/21/2009)
You forgot bread. Or was that not a Ferrari...?
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Fernando 1:02PM (9/21/2009)
That was pretty cool!
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The Hit 11:01PM (9/21/2009)
I guess it's cheaper to throw it in the washing machine than pay for detailing....
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Steve 7:11PM (9/21/2009)
Nice! Like the use of the backpack as the racing harness/seatback
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Nozferat 2:46PM (9/21/2009)
What a waste of time.
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cowboy bob 5:50PM (9/21/2009)
Are you kidding? What auto enthuisist would NOT think this was wonderfull? Oh...sanity...well, there you have it 'eh? God, what s..t.
HAAS599 3:09PM (9/21/2009)
Time well spent!!
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Venom 4:22PM (9/21/2009)
Pretty cool.
Probably cost as much as the real thing. lol
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master_V12 8:51PM (9/21/2009)
Awesome...
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