A select group of seven engineers from the Manual Transmission Testing and Research Group convened and set to work on their creation. They purchased the largest Samsonite suitcase they could find and a Pocket Bike motorbike. The 33.6cc, 1.7hp two-stroke engine, handlebars and 4-6 inch-diameter tyres from the Pocket Bike were then fitted into the suitcase. The rear wheels could be slotted onto the outside of the case while the front wheel would pop through a removable hatch in the front. The suitcase car took just a minute to assemble and had a top speed of 30km/h. While the original prototype was accidentally destroyed just a few months after the Fantasyard event, one suitcase car still remains in existence. And it works as well as it did 24 years ago.