Some car enthusiasts are categorically dissatisfied with cars produced by official manufacturers. And then they decide to create homemade cars, which will fully satisfy all the individual wishes of the owner. And today we will talk about 10 most unusual similar vehicles.

Black Raven is an ideal car for the Kazakh steppe. It is fast, powerful and undemanding to use. This unusual SUV was made from scratch by an enthusiast from the city of Karaganda.

The Black Raven has a 5-liter engine with a capacity of 170 horsepower, thanks to which the car can accelerate to a speed of 90 kilometers per hour when driving over rough terrain and off-road.

Angkor 333 is the first all-electric car created in the Kingdom of Cambodia. It is surprising that this car is not the result of the development of the automotive industry in the country, but the private project of one person - a modest mechanic from Phnom Penh.

The author of Angkor 333 dreams that in the future he will open his own factory for mass production of both electric and gasoline versions of this car.

Fans of Batman films around the world dream of the Batmobile, a stunningly designed superhero car that has many different features that are not available in ordinary production cars.

And engineer Li Weilei from Shanghai decided to realize this dream with his own hands. He created a real Batmobile that looks like it came straight out of movie theaters. At the same time, the Chinese spent less than 10 thousand dollars on the construction of this machine.

The Shanghai Batmobile, of course, does not have ten different types of weapons and does not drive at a speed of 500 kilometers per hour, but in appearance it exactly replicates the Batman car shown in the latest films about this hero.
A real Formula 1 racing car costs a lot of money - more than a million dollars. So there are no such cars in private ownership. At least their official versions. But craftsmen from all over the world create replicas of racing cars with their own hands.

One such enthusiast is Bosnian engineer Miso Kuzmanovic, who spent 25 thousand euros to create a street car in the style of Formula 1. The result is an incredibly beautiful car with 150 horsepower that can accelerate to speeds of 250 kilometers per hour.

Driving this red car through the streets of his city, Kuzmanovic earned the nickname “Bosnian Schumacher.”
Chinese farmer Old Guo was interested in mechanics since childhood, but worked as a farmer all his life. However, after his fiftieth birthday, he decided to follow his dream and began to develop a car of his own production, which was named after the inventor - Old Guo.

Old Guo is a compact copy of Lamborghini, intended for a children's audience. But this is not a toy car, but a real car with an electric motor that can travel up to 60 kilometers on a single battery charge.

Moreover, the cost of one copy of Old Guo is 5,000 yuan (just under 500 US dollars).
Over the course of a year, Kiev resident Alexander Chupilin and his son assembled their own SUV, which they named Bizon, from spare parts from other cars, as well as original parts. Ukrainian enthusiasts produced a huge car with a 4-liter engine producing 137 horsepower.

Bizon can accelerate to speeds of 120 kilometers per hour. Fuel consumption in mixed mode for this car is 15 liters per 100 km. The SUV interior has three rows of seats that can accommodate nine people.

Also interesting is the roof of the Bizon car, which has a built-in folding tent for spending the night in the field.
The LEGO constructor is such a versatile material that you can even construct a fully functional car from it. At least this was achieved by two enthusiasts from Australia and Romania, who established an initiative called .

As part of this, they built a car from a LEGO set that can move thanks to a 256-piston pneumatic engine, accelerating to a speed of 28 kilometers per hour.

The cost of creating this car was just over 1 thousand dollars, of which most of the money went to purchase more than half a million LEGO parts.
Every year Shell organizes a special race among cars using alternative fuel sources. And in 2012, this competition was won by a car created by a group of students from Aston University in Birmingham.

The Upside Down Camaro is a 1999 Chevrolet Camaro with the body turned upside down. The car was created for the 24 Hours of LeMons parody race, in which only cars costing $500 or less can take part.

If you think that homemade crafts are for kids and bored housewives, we will quickly dispel your misconceptions. This section is entirely devoted to making homemade products from car parts and rubber tires. Almost anything can be made from a tire. From garden shoes to a full-fledged children's playground with swings, fairy-tale characters and elements for relaxation. Finally, ever-busy dads will have the opportunity to show their creative talents and create something useful and beautiful in their own personal plot or backyard.

Car tires tend to deteriorate, especially considering the quality of our roads and sudden temperature changes. Instead of sending an old tire to a landfill, you can slightly transform it and give it a new life on the playground, in the garden or vegetable garden.

We have collected a huge number of examples of how to do car homemade products using tires for various household and aesthetic purposes. Perhaps one of the most popular ways to use a used tire is to create children's playgrounds. The simplest option is to bury a row of tires halfway and paint their upper part in bright colors. The architectural element created in this way will be used by children as a device for walking and running with obstacles, and also instead of “furniture”, because you can lay out sand products on the surface of the tire or even sit on your own, relaxing on a quiet summer evening.

You can aesthetically diversify the exterior of the site by using tires to create fairy-tale dragons, funny bears that will greet your guests at the entrance to the yard, crocodiles and other animals lurking in the garden. For flower lovers, a car tire can replace a full-fledged flowerpot, and plants planted in it will give the yard a well-groomed look.

You can please children by creating a comfortable swing from the best preserved tires. You can leave the shape of the tire in its original form, and, spending a little more time and effort, create an unusual swing in the shape of horses.

Whatever you choose to create a car craft, your children will in any case be delighted to see a homemade car craft in the yard. Inventive children will be able to play new games, and will definitely be proud of their folder, showing off your creation to their friends. And the mixture of happiness and pride for you in the eyes of a child is perhaps the only thing for which you can step on the throat of a long-awaited day off in the company of a sofa, TV and beer.

Many people dream of owning a car, but only a few find the strength, inspiration and desire to work hard and painstakingly to create their own dream car. It is these desperate self-taught people who make the automotive world more interesting, saving it from the boredom of assembly line production. It is their creations that sometimes attract the attention of others more than the top models of famous manufacturers.

Today we want to introduce you to the best homemade cars from around the world. Our rating includes truly worthy homemade products that can be sent into mass production even today, without any fear of low demand. Most of the cars included in the rating can easily compete with cars from major manufacturers, but, unfortunately, they will forever remain in a single copy, delighting the public only at various auto shows. However, this is precisely what makes them special, inimitable, unique, and allows their owners to feel like heroes who managed to single-handedly create a truly worthy car. So, let's start.

There are only five homemade products in our rating. It could have been more, but we decided to limit ourselves only to cars that have passed all the necessary certification and are registered, i.e. All participants in the rating are allowed to drive on public roads without any restrictions. This only confirms their quality and uniqueness, and also indicates a real opportunity to compete with production cars.

Fifth place goes to the SUV " Black Raven", built in Kazakhstan. This unique vehicle, created for hunting in steppe conditions, has a threatening and at the same time futuristic design. “Black Raven” could easily star in science fiction films or even act as an army vehicle, but it is used only by its creator – a modest self-taught engineer from Karaganda.

The appearance of the SUV is truly original, a little awkward, but original and brutal. “Black Raven” is a real man’s car with a powerful frame chassis, riveted aluminum body panels, “multi-eyed” optics and all-terrain wheels that are ready to bite even into difficult ground. The “Black Raven” is eager to fight thanks to a powerful American-made V8 engine, working in conjunction with an automatic transmission and a ZIL-157 gearbox located on the rear axle. Excellent driving performance of the SUV is guaranteed by a long wheelbase, wide track, central location of the engine and gearbox, as well as independent suspension with torsion bars from the armored personnel carrier. All this allows the car to maintain stability during sharp maneuvers even at a speed of about 100 km/h and easily overcome potholes and bumps along the way.

The unique homemade cabin is designed for two passengers. The jeep's equipment includes LED brake lights and turn signals, electric windshield windows, an electric hood and a unique chain-driven self-extractor mounted in the bottom. As for the price, the approximate cost of “Black Raven” is about 1,500,000 rubles.

Go ahead. On the fourth line we have first ever Cambodian car- "". Oddly enough, it was created not by a state or private automobile company, but by a simple mechanic, Nhin Pheloek, who decided that at 52 years old it was time to get his own car.

Angkor 333 is a very compact two-seater roadster with very modern features and a rather attractive design, especially for a poor Asian country.

The Cambodian homemade vehicle received a body with streamlined shapes, stylish optics and modern aerodynamic elements. Moreover, the Angkor 333 is a hybrid car equipped with a traction electric motor, a 3-speed automatic transmission and a 45-horsepower gasoline unit designed to recharge the battery. Surprisingly, the homemade roadster is capable of accelerating up to 120 km/h and covering about 100 km on a single battery charge. In addition, the Angkor 333 is equipped with a touch display that acts as an instrument panel, and the doors are opened using a special magnetic plastic card. Even most production cars do not have such functions, so the development of a talented mechanic is worthy of respect.

The first Angkor 333 was assembled in 2003. In 2006, the creator presented the second generation of his brainchild, and in 2010, a modified third-generation car was released, which to this day is hand-assembled in small batches to order in Nhin Pheloek’s garage, providing the retired mechanic with a comfortable old age. Unfortunately, nothing is known about the cost of the roadster.

In third place in our ranking is a car that is most often called “”. This impressive SUV was created by Vyacheslav Zolotukhin from Krasnokamensk, Trans-Baikal Territory. The homemade product is based on a modified GAZ-66 chassis, complemented by converted shock absorbers from KAMAZ, split front hubs and power steering from a Hino truck.

The Mega Cruiser Russia is powered by a naturally-aspirated 7.5-liter Hino h07D diesel engine, which, during the process of modification, received a KAMAZ air cleaning system. The engine is supported by a 6-speed manual transmission and transfer case from a GAZ-66, in which all bearings were replaced with imported ones. The homemade vehicle has a full drive, with the ability to lock the axles, in which the main pairs were replaced, which made it possible to achieve a smooth ride on paved roads.

The body of Mega Cruiser Russia is metal, prefabricated, attached to the frame through 12 shock-absorbing supports. The “living part” is a modernized cabin of an Isuzu Elf truck, to which is also attached a redesigned “rear” of the Noah minivan. The front part of the body consists of modernized wings from the GAZ-3307, a hood of our own design and a radiator grille made from several copies of the Land Cruiser Prado grille. The homemade bumpers are metal, of our own design, and the wheel rims are “riveted” from GAZ-66 wheels, which made it possible to install tires from the TIGER army jeep.

If you look into the cabin, you will see 6 seats, a lot of free space, right-hand drive, a rather nice interior and a comfortable driver's seat with excellent visibility in all directions.

Mega Cruiser Russia is equipped with a 150-liter gas tank, a gyroscope, an electric winch with a force of 6 tons, an audio system and even a spoiler. According to the author of the homemade product, the SUV is capable of accelerating up to 120 km/h, its weight is 3800 kg, and the average fuel consumption is 15 liters on the highway and about 18 liters off-road. Last year, Mega Cruiser Russia was put up for sale by its creator at a price of 3,600,000 rubles.

The second place in our rating of homemade products is occupied by another unique SUV, this time from Ukraine. We're talking about a car." Buffalo", also built on the basis of the GAZ-66. Its author is Alexander Chuvpilin from Bila Tserkva, Kiev region.

“Bison” received a more modern and more aerodynamic appearance, the originality of which is emphasized, first of all, by the front part of the body. The creator borrowed most of the body panels from the VW Passat 64, but some elements had to be made independently.

Under the hood of the Ukrainian homemade product there is a 4.0-liter turbodiesel with an output of 137 hp, borrowed from the Chinese DongFeng DF-40 truck. He also gave the Bison a 5-speed manual transmission. Together, the Chinese units provided the home-made SUV with the ability to accelerate to 120 kph with an average fuel consumption of 15 liters per 100 km. The Bison has permanent rear-wheel drive, with the ability to connect the front axle, lock the differential and use a low gear.
The car is capable of fording a ford up to 1.2 meters deep, and is also equipped with a tire pressure regulation system with an additional outlet for household needs: pumping up boats, using a pneumatic jack or pneumatic tools, etc.

The Bison's body, mounted on 12 supports, is reinforced with numerous stiffening ribs and a frame frame, and the roof of the SUV is made of 2 mm thick metal, which made it possible to place a drop-down tent on it for overnight stays. One of the features of the Bison is a nine-seat interior layout (3+4+2), while two rear seats, capable of rotating in any direction, can be removed, allowing you to increase the free space of the luggage compartment. In general, the Bison has a comfortable and spacious interior with high-quality finishes, comfortable seats and a front panel with two glove compartments.

Among the numerous equipment installed on the Bison, we highlight the presence of power steering, dual power brakes, a rear view camera, a GPS navigator, an electric winch, special reversing lights and a retractable step for the rear door. Alexander Chuvpilin spent about $15,000 to create “Bison.”

Well, all that remains is to name the winner, which, naturally, could only be a sports car, because a racing car is what every motorist dreams of. A simple self-taught person without a technical education, Chelyabinsk resident Sergei Vladimirovich Ivantsov, who planned to build his own sports car back in 1983, also dreamed about it. A car with a simple name " ISV", consisting of the initials of the creator, was built for about 20 years and during this long journey it managed to survive two prototypes, sculpted on a 1:1 scale, first from window putty and then from plasticine. At the same time, according to the creator, he did everything “by eye,” without drawings or calculations.

From the plasticine model, Sergei made plaster casts of the parts of the future body, after which he painstakingly glued them out of fiberglass and epoxy resin. It is worth mentioning separately that the creator of this masterpiece is allergic to epoxy resin, and therefore he had to work in an army gas mask, sometimes spending 6-8 hours in it. What can I say, the tenacity with which he pursued his dream deserves respect, and the result of his work impresses not only ordinary onlookers, but also seasoned specialists in the automotive industry. From a design point of view, the homemade ISV is ready to compete with many currently produced sports cars, but the final concept of the sports car was conceived about 15 years ago. As Sergei himself admitted, he drew inspiration from the Lamborghini Countach, but if you look closely, you can catch notes of Aston Martin, Maserati, and even Bugatti in the appearance of the ISV.

The ISV is based on a spatial welded frame made of square pipes, and the entire chassis and suspension are borrowed with minor modifications from the Niva. The ISV has only rear-wheel drive, as befits a good sports car. As for the engine, initially the homemade product received a modest engine from the “classic”, but then it gave way to a 4-cylinder 1.8-liter engine with 113 hp. from the BMW 318, paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. Unfortunately, due to his great love for his brainchild, Sergei never loaded the ISV to full capacity, so we will apparently never know the true speed capabilities of the car. The author of the sports car himself drives quite carefully and does not accelerate more than 140 km/h.

Let's take a look at the ISV salon. Here is a classic sports car 2-seater layout with an interior tailored to the maximum comfort of the driver. And this is not surprising, because the interior was made by hand and was repeatedly modified and redesigned. Here, as in the exterior, you can see an interior design concept worthy of a sports car, some details of which also resemble the styling of cars from famous manufacturers. The ISV has a removable roof, guillotine doors, air conditioning, power steering, a stylish Audi dashboard and an audio system.
It’s difficult to talk about the price of ISV. The creator himself considers his car priceless and, according to some sources, once refused to sell it for 100,000 euros.

That's all, we introduced you to the most interesting and high-quality home-made cars of recent times, approved for use on public roads. Each of them is unique, original and interesting in its own way. But all together, they certainly left their bright mark on the history of the global automobile industry and gave a sea of ​​positive emotions not only to their creators, but also to numerous visitors to various automobile exhibitions and shows. We hope that the number of people who like to create masterpiece cars in their garage will only grow, and, therefore, we will have reasons for new ratings.

Nowadays you don’t have to study tons of thematic literature and don’t spend months on master courses to solve any problem. It's the same with a car. On the Internet you can find a wide variety of master classes and tips on creating a homemade machine, be it a sports car or an ordinary tractor. But what materials are they made from? How to draw the right drawings? And what else can you do with your own hands for a homemade car?

A little history

The production of homemade passenger cars began several decades ago. This activity gained particular popularity and distribution during the Soviet era. At that time, the production of exclusively mass-produced models was launched, which had many errors and shortcomings, as well as an almost complete lack of comfort. Therefore, Russian craftsmen created individual cars from a variety of improvised means.

Most often, a new car was assembled from several non-working old ones. Also, for towns and villages, ordinary passenger cars were converted into real trucks. To achieve this, the carrying capacity was increased and the body lengthened. There were models that easily overcame any water obstacles.

Such homemade products were not prohibited by law. Some restrictions were introduced only at the end of the USSR, but they practically did not interfere with personal production. There were a huge number of tricks and gaps in the laws, thanks to which many hundreds of handicraft machines were registered in those days.

What is required for a homemade car

Before assembling your own vehicle, you need to carefully consider every step and all the details of the work ahead. First you need to decide on the main purpose of creating the machine. The design itself and the capabilities of future transport depend on this. If you need a universal household assistant, capable of lifting significant loads and passing any obstacles, then you will need to stock up on special parts and materials, and also focus on a reinforced structure. When creating a model of a sports car or any other fashion car, you need to think about the appearance.

In addition, different components are needed to work with motorcycles, scooters and various trailers. However, in any case, a homemade car, created with your own hands, requires several wheels, sheets of steel, special bolts for metal structures, a steering wheel, transmission, screws, etc.

What materials are best to use

Designing a car is not an easy task. The car must be safe for both the owner and others. Therefore, high-strength and wear-resistant materials should be used. In addition, we must not forget about comfort.

Most often, craftsmen use metal and wood in construction. For equipment and comfort you need glass, plastic, various fabrics and leatherettes, rubber, etc.

Moreover, each specific housing material has its own disadvantages and advantages. For example, a homemade car made of wood will be much cheaper than the same one made of iron or plastic. It is known that until the early 40s, all transport frames were made of wood. But such material makes the car less safe, and it is also impractical and short-lived. In addition, the weight of such a vehicle is quite large.

It is easier and more practical to use various metal structures or corresponding elements of old cars.

How to make drawings correctly

Any serious project requires preparation. Therefore, before you start making any homemade car with your own hands, you need to draw a detailed plan and drawing of the future structure. You can use several sketches: a general view of the vehicle, as well as a detailed drawing of each element. To do this, you will need a large Whatman paper, pencils and an eraser, paints and rulers, as well as other office supplies.

The easiest way, knowing modern technologies, is to make drawings on a computer. In addition, there are many special programs for this, for example, Compass, Splan or AutoCADe. You can also make diagrams in Word. Each such application has its own characteristics and advantages.

Now you can create absolutely any homemade cars. Craftsmen present their drawings for public viewing. Then they can be printed in any convenient format.

How to convert a personal car

Not everyone can design a completely new vehicle model, so most often one or more old, deregistered cars are used. In our country, these are usually “Zhiguli”, “Volga” or “Zaporozhets”. They are converted for different purposes: for children's carousels, transportation of heavy loads, driving in particularly dangerous conditions, etc.

Many car mechanics say that they start assembling a new car from scratch. First, they remake some elements of old personal cars, then add some new parts. And after that, a completely new model is designed. Very interesting are converted hybrids that can drive equally well on land as well as in snow or water.

Registering a homemade car

So, more than one month has passed, and you have finally designed and assembled your own homemade car. But in order to be able to ride it safely and unhindered, you must go through the registration procedure. And for this you need to take several difficult steps. It should be noted that only those cars that weigh more than 3.5 tons are subject to registration. Any semi-trailers and trailers, motorcycles and scooters are also registered.

Initially, the correctness and reliability of the machine design is checked. This is done by a special testing laboratory. Here the main parameters are checked, without which safe operation of the device is impossible. After carrying out the necessary tests, the owner is issued with these conclusions, as well as official documents for the parts used in transport, should be contacted by the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate. Certification from the Institute for Highway Safety is also required.

The MREO receives a certificate confirming the absence of an identification number. To get a new one, you should contact the traffic police with your passport and all the documents received. Then, in your own car, you go to the MREO for final registration.

Do-it-yourself transport devices

Making a homemade car is just the beginning. It is also necessary to create all the conditions for more comfortable and safe operation. You will need all kinds of lighting fixtures, fans, additional accessories, etc.

For example, you can make a special starting device to start a car in the cold season. An industrial design will be good for your pocket, and a homemade device will help significantly save your family budget. To do this you will need transistors, switches, diodes, resistors, connecting wires, etc.

Individual anti-theft devices are also quite popular. Such homemade devices for cars help ensure the safety of the car in any conditions. The simplest one consists of just a single diode installed between the battery, toggle switch and voltage generator.

Some interesting facts about homemade products

Of course, in this area there were some extraordinary cases and episodes:

• The title of the lowest car belongs to the homemade Flatmobile. Its height is only 50 cm. You can only ride in it on flat and smooth asphalt.
• For lovers of modern vehicles, jewelry companies have created rings with patterns in the shape of various protectors. These products look quite original.
• Several British students have constructed a homemade one. Its peculiarity lies not only in speed and design, but also in the engine, because it runs on hydrogen. This technique is absolutely safe for nature. These homemade mini-cars are designed for highways and cities.
• the legendary Henry Ford could not leave the creator's garage for a long time, because... had impressive dimensions. Only after breaking the wall, the master was able to take out the new product.

All parents benefit from conducting educational activities for their children. It would be good for every father to make toys with his own hands together with his children, setting a positive example for them. One of these toys could be a toy car.

There are a lot of photos of homemade machines on the Internet; all you have to do is choose the appropriate option for yourself and get down to business.

What car to make

To choose the appropriate type of craft for making, you should soberly assess your strengths and means. If a teenager decides to take up this process on his own, then he should start with simple ideas for do-it-yourself machines.

To begin with, you can choose a craft made from cardboard and paper. They are relatively simple to make, and the materials and tools are readily available. All you need is scissors, glue, and cardboard.

How to make paper cars if you have no experience in designing at all? Where should you start, and what are the next stages of work? These issues need to be taken seriously. The child must learn to set a task for himself and be able to solve it.

Cardboard racing car

Let's look at how to make a machine with your own hands. To do this you will need:

• cardboard cylinder;
• scissors;
• colored paper and plain paper;
• stationery pins;
• a set of felt-tip pens;
• white and black cardboard.

The body of the car will consist of a cylinder; it will be covered with paper of any color. 4 black wheels and 4 white wheels are cut out of additional cardboard.

Additional cardboard circles are glued to the end parts of the car so that there are no through holes in the cylinder. The glued circles can be painted with felt-tip pens.

The wheels are attached with push pins in the center of the circle, and their ends are bent from the inside of the cylinder. A small hole for the driver should be cut on top of the finished body. The finished car is painted with felt-tip pens.

Electronic machine with remote control

Children really like cars with remote control. If you don’t find a suitable model in the store, you can assemble it yourself. Today, every home with children is full of toy junk. There you can select suitable spare parts and bodywork.

You will need the following:

• wheels;
• frame;
• electric motor;
• different screwdrivers.

Build process

Most likely, some parts will have to be purchased. This applies to the control system. If a homemade machine has a simple control panel, it will be simpler and more cost-effective. When installing radio controls, you may have to spend more money on parts.

Having distributed the assembly plan and the dimensions of the device, you need to start assembling. The chassis must include wheels. The product itself must be error-free and easy to move. Good grip for the machine will be provided by wheels with rubber tires.

There are two types of motor. Its choice depends on the user who will manage it. If this is a child, then you need to install an electric motor. It will cost less; if possible, it can be removed from a broken toy car.

If the machine is intended for adult users, then you can install a gasoline engine on it. It will cost an order of magnitude more, and caring for it will be more difficult.

Wired controls will limit the movement of the machine. It is preferable to choose a radio unit, then the product will be able to move independently of the wires. But movement will also only take place within radio range.

The choice of body is determined by taste preferences. The variety of models today is simply huge, everything is limited by imagination and budget.

Having prepared all the elements, you need to begin installation. The chassis with wheels is mounted first. Next, the motor and radio are installed on the frame. An antenna is attached to the body. If all components were purchased in a store, then installation instructions should be included.

The batteries are attached last. After debugging the engine, the housing is attached to the chassis. The final touch can be decorations from various stickers. The car is ready!

Homemade complex type machine

You can give other instructions on how to make a radio-controlled car. To do this you will need:

• Body of any model;
• Powerful 12V battery;
• Radio control;
• Charger;
• Soldering tool and all necessary components for it;
• Electrical measuring instruments;
• Rubber blanks for bumpers;

Installation process

The process of step-by-step assembly of the machine is much more complicated than the previous type. The suspension elements are assembled first. Then the gearbox with plastic gears is assembled.

To install it, a thread is made in the housing. Next, the motor is connected to power and its performance is checked.

Radio circuits are mounted in such a way that overheating does not occur. Sometimes a radiator is attached to them. At the end, the model body is assembled. That's all you need to make a radio-controlled car.

In order for a homemade car to have maneuverability and good speed, you must try not to overload it with unnecessary parts.

The presence of headlights and dimensions looks nice, but to attach them, wiring must be installed. As a result, this will complicate the design and assembly.

Photos of homemade cars