Beautifully constructed wooden SuperCar Maniwa manufactured by Sada-Kenbi. The wooden Japanese car goes for $44,000. Wow. That's a lot for a toy. However, this baby is street legal and can go up to 90km per hour (that would be 55mph).
Apparently Sada-Kenbi is not an auto manufacturer, but a woodworking company. They aimed to prove their business mantra: "There is nothing that can't be made with wood."
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6 Comments
Anyone else think that license plate is flipping them off?
haha good catch
I'm a mechanic so i have to ask.... where do you buy replacement parts?
lumber stores would be my guess
Haha, i guess this would be a carpenter dream car!
from a tree
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