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This DIY build required financial resources, ample time, and mechanical skill. As Benedict explains, "It took me a few months of work. I worked on it a lot, you know, every night, most weekends." ...

Nick ordered his new EV last May and recently picked up his first to-be-delivered Lightning. He praised the vehicle for how similar it felt to his gas-powered F-150 and its impressive acceleration.

With 2.3 kWh of storage from the single Spark EV module, the battery pack can power [Ed]’s hotplate, lights, fridge, and other electric accessories while camping away from shore power.

DIY car influencer Sam of Samcrac YouTube channel bought it 90% off the original price thanks to Hurricane Ian. That's about $28,631 considering the DBS Volante cost about $286,910 for the 2010 ...