what went wrong /o/? will they ever make boats again?

>tfw no amphicar

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>>16531089

I fucking hope not. "bust out another thousand" is bad enough. It would be "bust out another ten thousand" on a BMW boatt.

>tfw no toyota boat

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They should
>VANOS
>all plastic lines for cooling/bilge
>trim tabs operated by BMW window regulators
>6 series SMG outdrive
>engine mounted in E36 subframe
Would be the most reliable boat of all time

Apparently they got sold to Mercury.

>>16531595
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>>16531220

god dammit I was setting up a 7-series joke I thought y'all would get it

>>16531089
>>16531693
they do it's called a 7-series ayy lmao kms

>>16531595
Add a hpfp and you'd be set

>>16531693
>>16533594

fags, enjoy your can-sized shitboxes

>implying they're not secretly building up their naval department in preparation for a full assault on the Allied carmakers

>>16531595
those shorts.

>>16531089
Boats don't make money like cars do, plus they actually have to be built to last which hurts future sales.

>>16531255
What the fuck is this thing?

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Don't forget about Chrysler

>>16538108
as if being stranded on the side of the road wasnt enough

>>16538087
looks like a 3 engine boat with 2 superchargers each. And the number likely indicates peak horsepower, so 3200 HP. the thing likely gets about 5 miles before needing a fillup of race fuel for 15 dollars a gallon.

>>16538122
Not him, but OH SHIT

The first time I glanced at pic I thought each had a roots-type, wasn't until further inspection I saw it was 2 different chargers on each engine. I guess that's done for less heat, more reliability?

>>16538527
I dunno man, boats do weird shit. Water/water intercooling, or even open seawater intercooling is common

>>16538527
>I guess that's done for less heat, more reliability?

Pretty much. Boat engines have to run at full rpm for hours on end. Plus the torque is always useful in a boat.

It's got a 1250 liter fuel tank btw.