If money wasn't an option?..

[Buzz]

Originally Posted by Aussie Mike

There were a bunch of concept cars from this era that look futuristic even today.

That's so true - I remember as a kid being fascinated by the Maserati Boomerang and trying to decide whether I loved it or hated it!


It went on to sire the Maserati Bora which I still like to this day.



If however money was truly no object, road going vehicles would take a back seat to my own personal flying yacht. Included would be a bay that would house a lightweight, fast custom built car - probably of my own design.

[tin-man]

Originally Posted by Buzz

If however money was truly no object, road going vehicles would take a back seat to my own personal flying yacht. Included would be a bay that would house a lightweight, fast custom built car - probably of my own design.

If indeed money was no object, this would be mine.











The WallyPower 118 is a high performance luxury superyacht combining high-end technology with a striking design. The sleek yacht lets you cruise swiftly from one destination to another at a speed of 60 knots in both the flat seas and rough waters. The yacht enjoys all the spacious comforts of a mega yacht together with the nautical characteristics of a Coast Guard boat.

The WallyPower is driven by 3 gas turbines, producing a massive 16,800hp of total thrust, and it has two auxiliary diesel engines. The exhaust system is made of titanium that saves weight while being very resistant to the high temperatures generated by the gas turbines.

The WallyPower 118 has a chameleon-like exterior paint that is dark metallic green, but changes with respect to the light, reflections and landscape around it. The deckhouse features a saloon aft, a dining table for 14, relaxing nooks and entertainment areas. While dining, the guests can enjoy the panoramic 360-degree views.

The WallyPower 118 is one of the coolest and the most contemporary yachts I have ever seen, only problem is it won't fit in my garage:

Now back to our regular programming and apologies for the hi-jack..

Cheers, John, AKA, tin-man