Skip to main content

Upcycle Ideas for Your Old Used Vehicle

 

                                               pinterest.com

Upcycling Old Vehicles in Aiblene, TX


We've all seen them, old cars collecting dust and rust. Cars are a big part of our lives, they hold memories of family vacations, show others our social status, are a part of our work life, or become an expensive collection.

So what do you do with your vehicle when you can't drive it anymore or afford to have fix fixed. I guess you can send it to the car graveyard to live out the last of its day. OR, you could get creative and turn your old clunker or any car part into a useful piece of furniture, decorative art piece, lawn art, or barbecue. That is right! There are dozens of upcycling DIY instructions out there and we have a few. Here are 50 Ideas to Recycle An Old Car Into A Piece of Furniture thanks to Flea Market Insiders.

Some Interesting Ideas

Cars Recycled as Office Desks- A day at the office is not always fun, and cubicles are overrated. I’m pretty sure that with such an office desk, I’d call sick less often…

Cars Recycled as Couches- Chilling out at home is pretty cool. But chilling-out-at-home-in-an-upcycled-car is much, MUCH cooler

Cars Recycled as Beds- Forget about setting the alarm clock: you’d never manage to get out of that kind of bed anyway.

Cars Recycled as Barbecue- No way your neighbor’s BBQ beats one made from the front end of a classic car.

Cars Recycled as Garden Containers- Why would you need a garden, when you can have an upcycled “garden-VW”?

Miscellaneous Car Recycling Ideas- Because they’re sorted as “miscellaneous” does not mean that these upcycling ideas are not genius too! I have to say that, as a coffee fan, the car engine espresso machine got all my attention.

Williams Group Auto

These all are awesome ideas that I have got to try, the car engine espresso machine is my favorite idea. If that time comes when you need to buy a new vehicle, y’all should come down to Williams Group Auto to check out our line of pre-owned vehicles for sale in Abilene. We have three locations and a virtual showroom at www.williamsgroupauto.com. We have a staff that is ready to help you find what you are looking for. And maybe after a few years, it can be turned into a beautiful planter in your front yard.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Classic Automobile Features in You Won't See in Modern Cars

  Classic Features Classic Features in Cars You Won’t See Today Who knows what kids will reminisce about years from now about their first car. Heck, there’s a chance vehicle won’t run on gasoline anymore, and that is something they will look back on and find nostalgic. Vehicles can start with the push of a button on your keychain, you can open the hatchback with the swipe of your foot, and heated seats (my personal favorite) are just a few features you can find in cars today. Here are a few classic features you won’t see today but were the best. Oldies and Goodies One of my favorites, bench seats. For some reason, I always thought they were fun as a kid, but looking back now, I realize how horrible they really were. Being squished between two adults was actually uncomfortable during long rides. I guess as a kid, you feel the front seat was larger than it really was, and sometimes you had it all to yourself- that’s fun. I’m sure several teenage boys took advantage of the seat design...

A Few Facts About the Ford Motor Company

Ford Motor Company The Ford Motor Company has seen it all since Henry Ford opened the Ford Motor Company in 1902. From producing vehicles for the public to helping with military equipment, going through some rough times in the past, and to some financial problems. The company has proven to be a brand that plans on sticking around for a long time. Here are a few interesting facts that many have not worked out and some that we still see today. Ford Facts Ford was the first company to manufacture and sell cars. Their first model, the Model A, sold for $850 and only hit a max speed of 30 mph.  The Ford assembly line was devised after Henry Ford got the idea from a pig-slaughtering plant.  They offered better pay to their employees offering double the market average pay at $5 a day.  While the first Ford was sold in 1903 to Dr. Pfennig (Ford’s current CEO, Jim Hackett, owns it today), the iconic Ford logo was first introduced in 1907.  Many may not know that H...

Make Sure Your Tires are Maintained

Tire Maintenance After spending all that time researching and negotiating for that perfect vehicle, there comes the time for regular maintenance to keep it in tip-top performance. One thing most of us overlook is the tires. Rotating your tires as part of your regularly scheduled vehicle maintenance can have several benefits. It can improve gas mileage, provide a smoother ride, and prolong your vehicle’s suspension components. Checking the air pressure once a month can improve the wear on the tires as well and can reduce the potential for a blowout or flat. Here are a few guidelines to follow to help prolong the life of your tires and to maintain a better fuel economy in your vehicle provided by  J.D. Power . Check Your Tire Pressure To check tire pressure, use an air pressure gauge. These inexpensive items are available at auto parts stores, gas stations, or in the automotive section of department stores. You should consult your owner's manual or the label inside the driv...