FUSION POWERED HOTROD

Marcus created the printed Ford frame after a 3D file hack about 12 months ago.

The body was mostly hot alloy print, which meant the chassis was strong enough for what he needed. Most mechanics in the district still run standard electric conversions, but the parts sitting under this hood came out of derelict hospital's ward generator, so their ambient signal would blend in with the background of the city.

It took eight months just to clear the air pockets out of the cooling tubes, and three more to find the right isotope.

The copper lines run hot, so he kept the heat exchange on to prevent thermal shock and level one square kilometre.

Boy does it go fast though.