A Supercar Enthusiast Self-Builds A Formula 1 Car

Ridiculous Rides

A GENIUS mechanic has spent two years building his very own Formula 1 car from scratch. After attending a car event in Belgrade, supercar fanatic Mišo Kuzmanovic decided to make his childhood dreams come true by constructing his own race-car. Mišo worked long days and nights to complete his passion project, putting in more than 1,000 hours of labour – and spending an estimated $26,000 in the process. And now, Mišo’s efforts have been rewarded as he can drive the vehicle around his hometown, Prnjavor, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, after making it fully road-legal.

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00:00Good morning, I am Mišo Kuzmanovic from Prnjavor, Bosna and Herzegovina.

00:05This is my Formula.

00:07Mišo Kuzmanovic had the idea to build a Formula 1 car from scratch ever since he was a child.

00:24I saw the situation in Beorado where Formula 1 came, a little bit of promotion, but it was cold.

00:32And then we looked at it and looked at it.

00:43In my job, construction and design, my friends also helped me.

00:51The top speed for this F1 look-alike is about 100 miles per hour, not quite fast enough to race the real thing.

01:13The top speed for this F1 look-alike is about 100 miles per hour.

01:18Not quite fast enough to race the real thing.

01:21A Formula, as a Formula, is not identical to Formula 1.

01:25It was made by my desire and my vision.

01:31Everything was hard, because everything was needed to be solved and solved.

01:36It lasted for about two years.

01:39We put a little music, which is not in the regular formula.

01:44And then, here is concentrated on a box.

01:48A bus, a reservoir, a motor, a change, a rear pedal.

01:54And since it was a small space, I wanted to move on and move on to the floor.

02:00The bottom line is written, I pray that you don't shoot your head, go and enter.

02:08Thank you!

02:09The problem was not even that I was committed to this thing.

02:14Everyone wants to sit, to sit, to shoot, to shoot.

02:19Everyone loves photography, I understand it.

02:22But I have to say that I have to write it so I can find it.

02:28And a little line.

02:31I also had one problem that helped my wife.

02:36When she told me how to drive you in Formula,

02:40where will I be?

02:42I can tell you that it is unique.

02:48And every unique one is cheap.

02:51But the difficult process was to legalize it.

02:55There was a lot of paper and obligation here.

02:59At the end, we were able to register it.

03:03I have a desire and an idea to create something else.

03:08As for now, I got it.

03:15I got a little bit of water for a bit and a little bit of a difference.

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