DIY
From the iron frame to the interior and the two-stroke engine sourced from a motorcycle, this guy built a DIY pick-up truck from scratch and it’s impressive.
Based on a decommissioned Coast Guard helicopter, the Helicamper features a bedroom, a fully-equipped kitchen and even a bathroom.
Under the hood of Thor 24 are two 12-cylinder Detroit diesel engines, with 12 superchargers arranged above the block, producing a blistering 3,974 horsepower.
Inventor and YouTuber Colin Furze came up with the idea to create two spherical wheels for a drift trike using the process of hydroforming.
Check out the amazing restoration of this destroyed Citizen Bullhead, Brad Pitt’s timepiece from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
This isn’t your usual abandoned ‘will it start?’ video. These guys attempt to get a 1962 diesel train locomotive running again after years of neglect.
This is the world’s biggest steam tractor. It’s called the 150 Case and it’s originally from 1905. Now, after more than 100 years, it’s been rebuilt based on old blueprints.
These guys have figured out the secret to cheap fuel by using water to power their motorbike.
A man has accidentally knocked over a motorcycle made entirely out of LEGO. The motorcycle took 135 hours to make and is worth $25,000.
A crazy amount of detail has gone into making the wooden Kenworth W900LX truck – it even has jack stands, utility boxes, and fuel tanks like the real thing.
It took five years and over $180,000 but this DIY mobile home is finally ready to hit the road: it has a bathtub, a little library, and even a spiral staircase.
It’s got some of the most intricate details you’ll ever see, and he did it all in just 70 days.
Believe it or not commuters really do use this crazy rickety cable bus in Nepal on a daily basis: it’s insane, and obviously a bit scary.
This 6-wheel tractor can tackle crazy obstacles. It’s an extension called the Makrobat and it can be applied to almost any tractor.
These guys just cut up two Toyota Prius and welded them back together to make the world’s first double-ended car.
These Australian YouTubers have built a giant axe that they use to chop random objects in half. The objects gradually get bigger until they chop a ‘Tesla’ in half.