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The Boatcar
About a year ago my wife made a bet with me that I couldn't build a Boatcar, but I proved her wrong. I purchased a GMC Jimmy with a 4.3 V6 and stripped the entire body except for the chassis, the seats and the motor. I then found a 18.5 ft Sea Ray bow rider that was ready for the landfill. She was stripped of her motor, out drive, and her interior including the floor. I then brought them together as one. She is now street legal because she has head lights, tail lights, turn signals, windshield, horn, seat belts, side view mirrors, and a rear view mirror. I've dedicated this boat to my wife "Robyn" who suffered for a year with Breast Cancer and is now Cancer Free!! She and my family love the Boatcar, and I hope you will too. See you soon at the shows!!
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Comment by Michael Thies on June 4, 2014 at 6:02pm
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Congratulations on a remarkable car! And God Bless you both on the Cancer cure!!!!! What celebration for your family! Mike
PS I look forward to being at shows with you guys! M.
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