I’m unsure about the sub, but this is impressive, I’ve never seen one in person, and I’m living in Hungary, lol
Kia ora
The Puli is the Hungarian Trekka, lol.
thanks for sharing (is that deer fence in the background?)
I thought nothing will surprise me after I learned there was a Lada Niva club in nz and I saw a Polski Fiat 126 once
would be interesting to know the story of this purple gem
I saw a video “review” of one a few years back and they said that it’s the BMW i3 before the BMW i3, because it’s electric and it has a plastic body. It also sounds very much like an old trolley bus, which is lovely.
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I’m unsure about the sub, but this is impressive, I’ve never seen one in person, and I’m living in Hungary, lol
Kia ora
The Puli is the Hungarian Trekka, lol.
thanks for sharing (is that deer fence in the background?)
I thought nothing will surprise me after I learned there was a Lada Niva club in nz and I saw a Polski Fiat 126 once
would be interesting to know the story of this purple gem
I saw a video “review” of one a few years back and they said that it’s the BMW i3 before the BMW i3, because it’s electric and it has a plastic body. It also sounds very much like an old trolley bus, which is lovely.
Vlog-style video about the car made by a Hungarian electric-car YouTuber: https://youtu.be/OdUPQ40Ki-4
Not sure though how much extra info it might or might not give you, but I thought I should share.
r/hodmezovasarhely pride ^_^
Fun fact: we also built trains for New Zealand [https://densha.blog.hu/2019/12/23/uj-zeland_ganz_mavag_motorvonat_wellington](https://densha.blog.hu/2019/12/23/uj-zeland_ganz_mavag_motorvonat_wellington) (Hungarian article).
Ez egy átalakított fűnyíró traktor