Video shows young skilled mechanic converting old cars into luxurious vehicles

Osei Nyame is a professional auto mechanic at Abbosey-Okai.

Together with his team, they transform old cars to luxurious vehicles.

In a recent interview, Nyame took Kofi TV through the process as they transform a G Wagon to its new version.

Africans are generally known to be innovative people and mechanics at Abbosey-Okai are championing this narrative with their ingenuity.

The highly-skilled professionals at the Accra-based auto mechanic site are transforming old cars to new ones.

One of such talented men using his skillset to remodel cars is Osei Nyame. He transforms old and raggedy-looking cars into luxurious vehicles.

Speaking in an interview with Kofi TV about how he goes about the innovation, Osei Nyame reveals that he purchases new parts for those latest versions of the particular car model being transformed.

Nyame then fixes the new headlights, front grille, front guard, and other parts. According to him, he makes the changes depending on the interior of the car he's working on.

In the video, Nyame takes Kofi TV through the process as he transforms a G Wagon to its new version.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man, Muhammad Abdul Modibo, portrayed how amazingly skilled Nigerians are in their respective endeavours.

In a tweet shared on Wednesday, June 3, it was revealed that Muhammad converted an old Volkswagen Beetle vehicle into a Rolls Royce replica.

Pictures of the Nigerian standing proudly with his creation were shared on the micro-messaging platform.

In other news, 25-year-old fabricator, Jerry Isaac Mallo, who is also the CEO of Bennie Technologies LTD, the young Nigerian made a huge statement in the automobile industry on Thursday, November 28, as he unveiled his sports car named Bennie Purrie.

During the launch at the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, the 25-year-old said that the sports car is just one of the many marvelous products he will be putting out.

He said that his inspiration to create sports cars was borne out of the fact Nigeria and Africa are big markets for luxury vehicles.

Though the whole materials he used were sourced from the continent, he lamented that sports cars are rarely made in Africa.