Handcrafted wooden Bentley made in 3,000 hours rolls like a real car

A handcrafted wooden replica of a Bentley Continental GT, inspired by the third-generation model (2017–2024), was meticulously built over 3,000 hours by an unknown Belgian maker, possibly linked to ND Woodworking Art. Constructed primarily from marine-grade teak and plywood, the sculpture weighs about 2,000 pounds and features thousands of wooden parts forming the body, chassis, and even the wheels and tires. While it lacks an engine, the car can roll and steer via a rack-and-pinion system, with steel axles and acrylic windows as the only non-wood components. The exterior captures key Bentley design elements such as the large grille, oval headlights, and three-dimensional emblems, while the interior includes opening doors, a dashboard, center console, and carved seats etched to mimic Bentley’s diamond upholstery pattern. Currently displayed at the Autosport Group showroom in Boca Raton, Florida, the wooden Bentley is listed for sale on eBay for $98,900, a price comparable