Wooden Porsche is the most eco-friendly 911 in the world

Did you think a Porsche 911 that’s gone through an electric conversion is the greenest Porsche around?

Wrong.

Designer Alexander Gedda painstakingly built a 911 supercar using wooden toy blocks. His creation is no scale model, mind you. Measuring up to 14 feet in length, the wooden replica was ordered by a Porsche dealership in Milan, Italy.

No less than 6,500 wooden blocks were used in creating this one-off 911 replica. A total of 1,500 meters of wood was used in the making of the model.

It’s not show and no go. There’s a zipper placed on the replica which will allow you to enter the model. So how does it feel like to be inside the world’s greenest Porsche? Guess you’ll have to use the zipper to find out!

Wooden Porsche 911 by Alexander Gedda

Posted by Shrawan Raja on July 20, 2010. Read More on Interesting, Porsche · 0 Comment

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