21-year-old man builds Lamborghini replica, sends social media into frenzy with adorable photos
- A 21-year-old Limpopo man has left South Africans highly impressed with a car that he built up from scraps
- Pictures of the young man's work has been circulating online as many locals tried to get him some help on his project
- Many locals also shared compliments with the ambitious young man in the busy comment section
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Both @kulanicool and @PaullySkin recently headed to Twitter to share a post about a 21-year-old Limpopo man called Mukundi Malovhele, who built a Lamborgini look-alike from an old burnt-out car.
@PaullySkin wrote on her Twitter page:
"Meet Mukundi Malovhele, a 21 year old from Limpopo, Venda. He did his matric last year at Tshipise Sagole. He started making his own car 5 years ago. To those who are interested in helping him, please contact him on 079 265 0556.
"He is about to finish the project but due to financial problem he is facing he can't be able to buy the engine for the car. To those who are interested in helping him, please contact him on 079 265 0556. Let's keep sharing."
Many South Africans soon flooded the comment section marvelling over the young man's great work. Read a few of their comments below:
@diokengM said:
"21? Finished matric last year? That car ripped off his time.. He must really want to have a car, had he finished matric at 17 he would have finished college by now heading to the dealers to collect his new car, but he chose to create it with no budget, anyway congrats to him"
@KhanimamboMabe1 said:
"This car is beautiful bro D*mn, keep the fire burning"
Source: UGC
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In a previous report by Legit.ng, Kantanka Automobile, led by the CEO of Kantanka Group of Companies, Kwadwo Safo Jnr, manufactured a new car model called Kantanka Akofena.
As part of the end-of-year exhibition by the indigenous Ghanaian company, the fully-completed version of the Akofena was spotted at the event.
The Akofena, as shown by the image, took the same shape and form of the car that was manufactured by Kelvin Odartey, an 18-year-old boy in junior high school.
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