“I was looking over the edge of the bridge, and oops, all the keys to the ship fell out of my shirt pocket and dropped into the sea, and a shark ate them and headed out into the Red Sea!”

Yeah, the Punisher decals are unfortunate, but then I remembered these are 16 year old kids.  I also had horrible taste when I was 16 years old. 

Sir the logic thread you’re seeking is somewhere else.

You think a handful of tugboats and a few excavators working 24/7 for a week is worth 900 million?

Yeah, I’d consider it. Get a private helicopter to rescue the crew after they T-bone the canal again. If the company isn’t worth a billion it might be better to dissolve the company and show them why taking hostages isn’t advisable when their system is proven to be easily screwed over.

Exactly my immediate thought.  Stupid pointless decals, otherwise amazing build.

Yeaaah.... thats a pretty high level of punitive damages.  I guess you should pay a half million to the awesome dude on the excavator under the bow.

how much with Egypt pay to not have them just sink it in the canal again and walk away?

or holding actual humans for ransom

So will the companies and individuals who still have cargo on the ship sue Egypt for holding it ransom?

I dig it. I don’t want it, and the punisher lights and aftermarket taillights need to go away immediately, but it’s very cool.

Thinking the same thing. Get those Punisher decals off and it’s one of the best looking trucks I’ve ever seen. I don’t even mind the height, though I definitely wouldn’t want it any higher. Overall, those kids did a really good job!

Remove the punisher decals and lower it, street truck style and you’ve got yourself a chicken dinner.

Is anyone else surprised how well this actually works? What are the odds the chine lines would line up?

It closed after too many LR owners jumped off in frustration.

Does Bentley make a boat? Maybe you can park that in your 30th story garage.

Yeah, but they’re using brown leather instead of black leather this time.

It looks like a PS5 and is only slightly bigger too.

In the early 2000s a similar concept called Car Loft was built in Berlin and a couple of other cities around Europe. The front balcony was your parking space and an elevator in front took you there.

Better get a higher floor. Who knows if Miami will even be there in another 30 years...