Kit cars.

If you're asking on a Chinese cartoon picture website it's beyond your skill set.

If I take a car apart and give you back all the pieces and a haynes manual, can you reassemble it?

It really depends on the kit. THe better known the kit, the easier it will be
>Caterham and other Lotus 7 clones
accessible to anyone with time on their hand, patience, and a good toolbox
>enhanced bodykits (see most Beetle kits, 2cv Burton, a lot of hot rod kits, etc)
Not too hard to do, but expect to go fishing for parts all the time
>car available in kit only
will violently murder your wallet and might be needlessly complicated to put together depending on how retarded the designer was
>mashup kits (the case for a lot of replica kits)
to hell and back
sometimes getting the proper chassis, engine and the kit ends up as costly as the car it replicates

>>15957619
It would be extremely time consuming

>>15957641
For you

Space time and money

>>15958086
So an empty garage and an hour a night or so for a year?

>>15957641
It would be an hour a night kinda thing or more.

>>15958065
You're a big guy.

>>15958273
Building one from new parts would be way easier than taking apart a 20 year old rust seized car

>>15958270
>>15958273
Probably more.
Assembling a Caterham is ~300h, and they are pretty simple as far as ikeamobiles go