Sounds like something he should be selling to the Pentagon.

But I'm gonna go check it out.

Maybe I could get it first.

Whoa.

What in the world is this bad man's taint?

It's a prototype hybrid intended for the military.

Awesome.

So where exactly did you get it?

Company That built military components.

They spent over a $1,000,000 building it, and I couldn't pass it up.

All right, well, it is pretty bad ass, I could tell you that.

I had a gun on top.

That's a camera that holds a gun held a 50 caliber or an M 16 set up like a fighter pilot.

Get a navigator and a gunner.

They're all behind bulletproof glass.

Obviously, someone did spend a lot of money on it.

Military contractors spend millions developing prototypes like this, And if the Pentagon actually orders these things, the payoff could be astronomical.

So I get in.

Absolutely.

Don't hurt yourself now.

Yeah, this is not exactly fat guy friendly.

I don't think they wanted people to get out of it.

Actually, it's not too bad.

Yeah, Especially if you were in military shape.

Now, have you driven it?

I haven't driven it.

They didn't give me the way to start it.

You know what?

This would be a lot of brain damage trying to figure out how to get going, Especially when there's no manual.

Right.

Come on, Rick.

You've got the biggest head of the shop.

You could figure it out.

So how about you looking to get out of it?

I'm asking 1 50 I don't know whether to tell you you're crazy.

Or maybe, um, there's a lot of Doom's dares and bunker nuts, and you know, somebody is gonna want this.

Do what If I called somebody, I don't know who you could possibly know That would know anything about it.

I know a guy who deals a little bit military vehicles.

He might be able to help me out with this.

Okay, I have a great idea.

As soon as I figure out a way to get out of here, I'm gonna give me a call.

I hope the guy knows he's talking about.

There are a lot of expensive components that they're not gonna be able to be seen just by crawling around the vehicle.

This is the apparatus.

Nice.

Will is a former Army Ranger and airports pair of Rescue Man.

Even though I hate to admit it, he knows a lot more about modern military equipment like this tonight.

So I'm actually familiar with this.

It's very cool.

I mean, obviously there were some guys to put some real time and effort in engineering into this so you could put a small team of guys in moving very quickly on the battlefield faster.

You couldn't a tank or something like that.

I spent 15 years in the military.

Special operations is what I do.

Some people think you have to be a little crazy to be a special ops.

I prefer to think of it is gifted.

I'm not crazy.

So this legal phone, Yeah, I know guys that own hellcat tanks that actually shoot.

So I mean, there's no reason why you can't in this now.

Whether or not a street legal is it is another question.

It's got headlights and blinkers and should all work, but right, it should should.

So how come the military never bought these with this particular vehicle?

I mean?

I see a lot of complicated mechanical parts and wires running everywhere.

It doesn't look like it's gonna hold up to an I e.

D blast.

Why would you go with a vehicle like this?

That tactically just looks unmanageable?

Getting your product picked up by the government.

It's a hard, hard process to go through.

You spend a lot of money developing it, and if you fail, you just wasted all your time and money.

So did you figure out a price on this thing?

The engine alone is probably worth anywhere from 7 to $13,000.

The body itself, it looks cool.

But what are you gonna do with it?

I would say maybe 25 $30,000 tops.

Really?

You really think that Lola collectors want vehicles were actually used by militaries around the world?

Because this is a prototype.

The fact that it doesn't work could become an issue.

I can't see ah whole lot of people going after this thing.

Thanks, man.

I appreciate it.

No worries.

Thanks.

Millions of dollars went into the development of that vehicle, but millions of dollars also went into the development of hurricanes and a tourniquet cost $35.

So you still 150 grand for it?

The high dollar parts that are in this thing.

We're still just over 100 grand.

We don't know if anything works.

Are you interested in it at all?

I mean, for, like, 20 grand.

To get this thing running is anywhere between 50 bucks and 500,000 grand on the table, man.

95 thousand's kind of what I got to be at.

We just way too far apart.

OK?

If you change your mind, give me a call.

All right.

I've got a couple other offers if the next stoppers right offer than I'll let it go.