https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaMWy7ZnalM
In Japan , they take custom cars seriously . Just look at some of these ! A Buddhist priest spend $ 110,000 creating a car with gullwings , scissor doors and a splithood . Oh , and then there ’s the $ 280,000 Batman van .
Yes , these people are insane . Here ’s the rundown of my favorites :
– A Toyota Celsior UCF20 with gullwings , scissor door and a split cowling , which consider 12 years to ramp up and cost 10 million hankering ( $ 110,000 ) . The interior include 24 monitors , include several mount in the headrests behind the passenger ’ head ( you’re able to watch them with the eyes in the back of your pass , grant to the non-Christian priest ) .
– Batman van , a rolled tribute to the superhero that cost 25 million hankering ( $ 280,000 ) , take in 13 class to complete , and earned the owner a divorce .
– Rocket launcher van , a 1981 Daihatsu Hijet outfitted with a loud launcher for an 8 - meter ( 26 - ft ) water rocket ( the owner is an eggplant granger ) .
Yes , the video is all in Japanese . Yes , it ’s still very worth take in . [ PinkTentacle ]
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