There is no dearth of freaks who go to extreme to create a vehicle that they dream about or suits their everyday need. Here is a live specimen. Steve, from Marine City, Michigan, has built Steaurus 2000 at his home. What’s so special about this car? Well, it has eight batteries, one toaster, one microwave, one DVD player, one VCR, five exterior cameras and a secondary auxiliary defroster. This custom built car is christened as Stearus 2000 which is the combination of ‘Steve,’ its inventor, and ‘Taurus’. The modification of the car took five years but with all these amenities included the car is a complete home on the wheels.
home built steaurus 2000
Via: Autoblog
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