If you like recycling, crafts, DIY and creativity, you will surely have seen countless creations from recycling of tires, paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, CDs, vinyl, glass bottles, pallets, even forks, and endless materials.
Without going any further, in BricoBlog, we have a lot of material of this type. If you want to see some nice photo galleries, you can click on the links in the previous paragraph.
As I was saying, there is a lot of this type of material on the internet. However, other types of materials and even less common objects can also be recycled. I am referring to automobiles. Yes, to the recycling of cars and motorcycles.
The need to care for the environment is vital. Therefore, any type of recycling of materials is positive, and if it is also creative, even better.
But before getting to recycling, while the vehicle is in operation, it is also possible to contribute our grain of sand to the environment. One option in this regard is Racechip. It is a module that is incorporated into the vehicle’s engine, reducing fuel consumption by up to 1 liter every 100 km.
A few months ago I was in Turin, I went to see the Museo Nazionale Dell’Automobile which, by the way, is wonderful. And I came across, unexpectedly, a few creations from recycled cars that left me perplexed.
I do not want to stop sharing them with all of you, since I am completely sure that all lovers of recycling will like them.
As you will see below, truly original, decorative and, in many cases, useful creations can be made from the most unexpected objects.
Let’s start.
First of all, we have a dog made with several exhaust pipes.
It is seen, that it is a good guardian. He has a bad temper.
You will not tell me that this barbecue stove is not amazing. It has the burners in its central part, a countertop on both sides, and an organizer for kitchen utensils on the front.
In addition, once the barbecue is finished, the hood is closed and it is completely retracted.
With this backyard barbecue, you’re sure to be the envy of the neighborhood.
Dining table with anti-tip swivel chairs.
WC-Car racing. No comment. As they say… a picture is worth a thousand words.
Children’s washbasin minicar.
An original fireplace made largely from a scrap vehicle, placed in a vertical position.
And finally, a mix between android and Don Quixote de La Mancha. Made entirely with parts from a scrapped motorcycle.
The legs are made with cushions. The arms, with the exhaust manifolds. The trunk, with the deposit. The head with the cylinder. The truth… a work of art.
If you have any photos of other car recycling jobs, you can send them to us, and we will incorporate them into this article.
Of course, if you go to Turin, be sure to visit the National Automobile Museum. Worth.
