A Canadian resident created a unique copy of the Ferrari Enzo sports car, which instead of the usual car engines received two aircraft engines manufactured by Rolls-Royce. A Canadian resident created a unique copy of the Ferrari Enzo sports car, which instead of the usual automobile engines received two aircraft engines manufactured by Rolls-Royce.
Ryan McQueen - this is the name of the creator of the unique Ferrari, said that it took just over two years to assemble the body, while it took five years to create the metal frame.
At the same time, he himself notes that the biggest challenge was the creation of the suspension. The challenge was not only that the structure had to be very strong in order to support the considerable mass of the car, but also that Ryan took a welding machine in his hands for the first time when creating a supercar and, it should be noted, the end result is impressive. can easily be called one of the most attractive cars ever to be powered by a jet engine. Unfortunately, the creator of the unique jet sports car did not announce any information about the total power, acceleration dynamics and fuel consumption of the car, so these characteristics can only be guessed at. It is also somewhat upsetting the fact that the car rarely leaves on public roads, and on rare trips Ryan McQueen does not try to demonstrate its high-speed capabilities.
It is worth noting that creating copies of iconic supercars is not a new idea and is very popular among people from all over the world, while some individual copies are almost indistinguishable from the original.
