Imagine hakuna kitu extra special wamefanya...big tyres and a good dusting with powder paint...everything else is original. At least from the outside.That beast must have cost more than an arm and a leg.
I love it
i have seen a couple of works from them wako sawa sana. there is also a mzungu in karen who does some serious work too. but not for the shallow pocket kenyansFrom this
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The only thing I doubt is that the machine is now fitted with V8 capable of 800hp. Bro!
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Alas! That's crazy. It's like make-up or that reggae song Brand New 2nd Hand.I'm in a Whatsapp group where they were exposed recently as being all about cosmetics but very poor at mechanical restoration, basically reusing old parts, using wrong fasteners, fucked up wiring and low quality parts, a customer had his rig rebuilt in tz only to break down once it got to KE, on closer inspection many flaws were discovered which i won't go into details about. Basically they are all about the bling but ignore mechanical soundness, some of the lights you see there might not even be working.
Ni kama Mash Auto.First of all those bow shackles on the front and rear are not attached to the recommended towing points and i doubt the bumpers are firmly attached, this itself is an accident waiting to happen, bow shackles have been known to kill people, what you see there is just for cosmetics, any serious offroader wouldn't go near that contraption, and don't get me started on the exhausts
You are harshFirst of all those bow shackles on the front and rear are not attached to the recommended towing points and i doubt the bumpers are firmly attached, this itself is an accident waiting to happen, bow shackles have been known to kill people, what you see there is just for cosmetics, any serious offroader wouldn't go near that contraption, and don't get me started on the exhausts
In 2004, Pulse pullout magazine was new and did a compe where the winner won a 'souped-up' luminous green car with two doors fabricated by Mash Auto. I guess it was a Toyota Celica. It was old of course but shiny. Hehe within a few months nilikaona Buru kama kamechapa nikashangaa likeNi kama Mash Auto.