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Wow! It's like car... parts. I mean, there are car parts there (I think) but they're put together wrong. Like the thing started life as a Toyota kit from IKEA, but the instructions were translated to English via Swahili by someone who only spoke Martian, and the dude driving it decided to take a shot at putting it together anyway. I'll bet you could put together a moped, a shopping cart and a bicycle rickshaw from the pieces he's got lying around on his garage floor!
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