A car enthusiast has spent five years turning a £100 Ford Granada into an exact replica of a £1million supercar - using scrap parts bought on eBay. Nick Truman, 53, bought an old Jaguar engine for £89 with the intention of transforming it into an elaborate coffee table - similar to the one on BBC Top Gear. But when he realised it was too big he decided to create a replica of the 200mph Pagani Zonda supercar. Scroll down for video Nick Truman, pictured,  spent £15,000 building his own version of the £1million Pagani Zonda supercar Having never seen the car in real life, he started out using a child's toy to work out the details
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Car mad Nick Truman has spent £15,000 turning a Granada into a supercar
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The 53-year-old IT specialist used parts salvaged from eBay on his project
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The car looks like a Pagani Zonda which can cost in the region of £1million
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Mr Truman managed to chop off part of his finger building his project
The car is built on  the chassis of a 1990 @placeholder and originally had a Jaguar V12 engine