Making waves: the ultimate street-legal boat car A nautical fanatic has turned a once sunken boat into a road legal, drivable car. Mark Ray designed and built his dream motor after his wife Robyn bet him that he could **t do it. Robyn, 49, had been diag**sed with breast cancer and felt that Mark needed a project to take his mind from being her full time carer. He spent a total of £6,000 on merging a GMC Jimmy with a sunken and recovered Sea Ray Bow Rider. After stripping the boat of its motor, out drive and interior – including the floor – he built it into the car that had been taken apart and left with only its chassis, seats and motor. Videographer / Director: Chris Watkins Producer: Dan Howlett, Chloe Browne Editor: Kyle Waters
06-06-2015, 12:33 PM
Making waves: the ultimate street-legal boat car
A nautical fanatic has turned a once sunken boat into a road legal, drivable car. Mark Ray designed and built his dream motor after his wife Robyn bet him that he could **t do it. Robyn, 49, had been diag**sed with breast cancer and felt that Mark needed a project to take his mind from being her full time carer. He spent a total of £6,000 on merging a GMC Jimmy with a sunken and recovered Sea Ray Bow Rider. After stripping the boat of its motor, out drive and interior – including the floor – he built it into the car that had been taken apart and left with only its chassis, seats and motor. Videographer / Director: Chris Watkins Producer: Dan Howlett, Chloe Browne Editor: Kyle Waters
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