This home built buggy was made in 1997 by an artisan from Sárospatak (Hungary) with a “skillful hand”. It took ‘Zaporozhets’ Soviet-made rear-engined car as a base for his project.
The car without doors and body panels was called Lopakodo. It has 2 seats and a luggage compartment in the rear above the engine compartment.
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