This one reminds me of that anecdote, imagine a wooden car with wooden wheels and wooden steering, what will happen to it? But jokes apart, I believe it will work. If not on the road then in explicitly stating the ultimate aim of the auto industry to power vehicles with zero-emission fuels. This genius, Lee Stoetzel, is a New York based designer who validated the belief that New York has a strange kind of appeal to the artists and craftsmen. This rare combination of environment, machine and art is a truly an art form to cherish. The resistance of wood implies conservation, machines imply progress and art lends an element of spirituality, who said that the wooden car wooden work? I think I would like to eat my words.
Via: AutoMotto
If you plan to drive this van (if it is possible, that is), you better put some cargo liners first to avoid destroying the wooden finish of the van.
