A chauffeur got so fed up with driving luxury vehicles that he bought himself this £200 runaround - and covered it in FUR. Justin Scrutton (pictured), the owner of a chauffeur company, bought the wrecked old Volkswagen Golf because he fancied driving something that he didn't mind if his two dogs ruined. See National News story NNCAR; But the 46-year-old decided to go one step further and spent a barmy £180 covering the ancient Golf in ten metres of teddy-bear fabric. Justin, from Dartford, Kent said: âI was trying to sleep one night and for some crazy reason I thought âwhy not?â (SWNS)
Forget fast and furious, a dog lover in England has built a fast and furry car.
Limo company owner Justin Scrutton needed a beater to take his pooches to the park in, so he bought an old Volkswagen Golf for $250 and spent about the same customizing it to make them feel right at home, by covering it in teddy bear fur.
A chauffeur got so fed up with driving luxury vehicles that he bought himself this £200 runaround - and covered it in FUR. Justin Scrutton, the owner of a chauffeur company, bought the wrecked old Volkswagen Golf because he fancied driving something that he didn't mind if his two dogs ruined. See National News story NNCAR; But the 46-year-old decided to go one step further and spent a barmy £180 covering the ancient Golf in ten metres of teddy-bear fabric. Justin, from Dartford, Kent said: âI was trying to sleep one night and for some crazy reason I thought âwhy not?â (SWNS)
Scrutton used spray-on glue to attach the material to every inch of the car’s body, and even turned the antenna into a tail. He told SWNS that he “was trying to sleep one night and for some crazy reason I thought ‘why not?’”
“It was just a bit of fun - that’s my attitude to life, have a laugh when you can.”
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Scrutton said his dogs Lola and Cenzo appear to like it, that he always spots children pointing at it and others taking videos, which can be an issue sometimes.
A chauffeur got so fed up with driving luxury vehicles that he bought himself this £200 runaround - and covered it in FUR. Justin Scrutton (pictured), the owner of a chauffeur company, bought the wrecked old Volkswagen Golf because he fancied driving something that he didn't mind if his two dogs ruined. See National News story NNCAR; But the 46-year-old decided to go one step further and spent a barmy £180 covering the ancient Golf in ten metres of teddy-bear fabric. Justin, from Dartford, Kent said: âI was trying to sleep one night and for some crazy reason I thought âwhy not?â (SWNS)
“It’s actually quite unnerving when they drive right up behind you to get the best picture,” Scrutton said.
Nevertheless, he plans to make the car even more conspicuous in the future by adding a pair of big, floppy ears.