Prankster businessman, Alton Tyrell drives around his hometown in small lookalike of postman Patty Van

Everyone is familiar with supermarket entry trips for toddlers. Well, imagine clicking on one of them as an adult. It is a common phenomenon for Alton Tyrell.

The 40-year-old prankster made the locals happy with his fun-loving pranks by buying a coin-operated children’s ride and welding a mobility scooter.

Footage of Alton, who owns a car transport company driving a McDonald’s car, has gone viral, making him a “local celebrity.”

The father of two spent about 100 hours transforming the old toy into a project to keep him busy during his imprisonment. When fully charged, a copy of the van used in the 1980s children’s TV show can last up to five hours.

It is complemented by the famous “Pat 1” registration plate փոքրիկ small box windows, which have become popular in long animated series.

Alton said. “I just thought he would do it for a laugh. I was not working, all the showrooms were closed, so I thought I would make a small project that could make people smile.

“I drove it for seven or eight miles. I sometimes drive only on the sidewalk, because it is not insured for the road, but the reaction of the people is brilliant.

“It had a mass response. People who do not know me know me when I go shopping or elsewhere. “When I’m in my truck, people beep at me because they know it’s me.”

Alton completed the voyage in late August; he had already seen his hometown of Hekmondwick, West Yorkshire, all September.

A hilarious video shows him in a Starbucks car ordering food while the worker laughs.

After ordering, he asks the worker who serves him. “You’re not laughing at my car, are you?” He answers. “No, I like it. Don’t move, I have to get a picture. ”

Another video shows him passing a zebra in a busy downtown area, much to the delight of viewers.

Alton added. “When I drove to Max in the van, it went viral. People started labelling me in it. Every car signals me, people take pictures of me wherever I go.
“I see people drive past and come back for another look and they’re laughing their heads off.”

He completed the journey in late August; He had already seen his hometown of Hackmondwick, West Yorkshire. Alton was asked by the Rugby Football League if he could make it to the Wembley Cup final in October. to be exhibited in London on the occasion of the London holidays.

Alton added. “It really exploded, it was removed after it was first brought home, it was washed. It’s a little overwhelming when you walk around և people stop you. You are familiar with yourself. “Look every day, don’t you?” says September.

A hilarious video shows him ordering food in a Starbucks car while the worker laughs.

After ordering, he asks the servant. “You’re not laughing at my car, are you?” He answers. “No, I like it. Don’t move, I have to get a picture. ”

Another video shows him crossing a zebra in a busy area of ​​the city, much to the delight of viewers.