The petrol-driven car stands out because of its design. The brains behind the unique car, Amandeep Singh owes it to his carpenter father. Amandeep said he encountered a major problem when he had to fit in the engine.
But their persistence paid off and their happiness knew no bounds when it first hit the roads. The father-son duo had to put in 12 hours daily for two months to complete the car, which cost 400,000 rupees (£4,400, $6,400).
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But driving down the lanes of Patiala in the new car with people looking with awe makes their day. Mohinder Singh, a seasoned carpenter, gave the perfect shape to the car conceived by his son.
2 comments:
It's very pretty, though personally I'd have added seatbelts.
An Indian friend of mine recently commented that when children play with toy cars in the UK, they go "brrrm-brrrm" whilst in India, they go "peep-peep" given the road culture which is practically "the person with the biggest horn wins".
Okay, I've got my fortune made. Going to export aa-ooga horns to India.
Lurker111
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