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There is nothing worse than waiting for your car window to de-mist in the morning so you can take off.<\/p>\n
Fed up with his air conditioning, one man from Zurich, Switzerland, has found a novel solution to the problem of a cold car.<\/p>\n
Pascal Prokop drives a 1990 Volvo 240, but with a difference, as it has a fully-functional wood burning stove in it.<\/p>\n
He has taken the passenger seat out of the vehicle in order to accommodate the massive heating device and added a chimney to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning from being a problem.<\/p>\n
You have to admire the ingenuity at work here and if he does get stuck in any traffic jams or suffers a breakdown, he doesn't have to worry about going cold.<\/p>\n
Swiss officials are obviously taken with the development too, as they have given the modification the thumbs up.<\/p>\n
Posted by Mark Wilkins
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