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Vietnamese Car Fan Brings Old Toyota Back to Life

Vietnamese Car Fan Brings Old Toyota Back to Life

Vietnamese Car Fan Brings Old Toyota Back to Life
He spent six months and found over 200 new parts from around the world to make it look new again.
It took six months to make the old car look new.
The Toyota Land Cruiser is a strong car that people like. It's hard to find one that's still in good shape after 30 years.
A man named Bao wanted to fix his 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser.
Bao wasn't a professional, but he saw the car needed a lot of work.
At first, Bao just wanted to check the car, but then he found many problems.
The car needed a complete fix.
They took the car apart and fixed the body and engine.
This was Bao's first time fixing a diesel Toyota Land Cruiser. He took everything apart.
Bao and his team worked for six months to put the car back together.
They painted the car, put new seals on, and fixed the inside.
Bao kept the old parts that still worked to save money.
The engine was the hardest part to fix.
The engine took a long time to fix.
Bao kept some old parts and replaced others to make the engine work smoothly.
He also fixed the transmission and the parts that make the car move.
Finding new parts was very hard.
Bao put in over 200 new parts and fixed thousands of small parts.
It would have been too expensive to replace everything with new parts.
Bao found parts from Japan, Australia, and China.
Sometimes, work stopped while waiting for parts.
One set of seals took almost three weeks to get.
Some parts were very expensive, so Bao looked for used ones.
A real door handle was very expensive, but a copy was cheap.
Bao took many pictures to help him put the car back together.
The car had many bolts that needed to be cleaned and put back.
Bao did this for fun, not for money.
He drove the car 800 kilometers to test it.
The car is now about 80-90% like it was when it was new.
Bao won't say how much he spent, but it was more than the car's price.
He didn't do it to make money.
Bao said he wouldn't get his money back if he sold the car.
He did it because he loves the Toyota Land Cruiser.
Y Nhuy