Mechanic Turns Fiat Panda Into World's Narrowest Car - and He Can Still Drive It
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Italian mechanic Andrea Marazzi created a car only 50.2 cm wide. The record Flat Fiat was assembled on the basis of the Fiat Panda of 1993, and its characteristics are impressive no less than the dimensions.
Andrea Marazzi transformed a 1993 Fiat Panda into a 50.2 cm wide, car approved by Guinness World Records
Andrea Marazzi, an Italian mechanic, got his corner in Guinness World Records. The reason? Marazzi built the narrowest driving car in the world from a 1993 Fiat Panda cut in half, measuring only 50.2 cm — for comparison, the car got thinner than a Honda CG 160! The approval of the event took place in Bagnolo Cremasco, Italy, after a year of structural modifications that reduced the width of the vehicle. Despite the challenges, the model was with…
A 1993 Fiat Panda was transformed into a curious electric vehicle that just entered the Guinness World Records. Its design led to the extreme idea of reducing the dimensions of a car without preventing it from circulating by its own means.
Project created in workshop in Italy demanded reconstruction of the floor, suspension and direction, guaranteeing official place in the book of records The post With just over 50 cm of width, Fiat Panda modified wins the official title of the world's narrowest car by Guinness Book apareceu primeiro em ND More
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