Then, he uses a chainsaw to cut the excess wood before using a portable grinder to refine the shape further. The wooden side mirrors are functional and can be adjusted to give the driver additional visibility.
The same meticulous process is done with the truck’s interior, which comes exclusively in wood. Sanding discs are then used to polish the car’s shape. The vehicle then gets three coats of paint, protecting the wood from cracking.
Clearly, Tuong Van Dao knows his stuff and gives a new meaning to the term handcrafted vehicles. However, he might want to consider upgrading the truck, as the facelifted version of the current-generation F-150 Raptor has already been spotted in the open.