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A Limousine Made From a Lear Jet
A Chicago-based company has made a limousine out of a decommissioned Lear jet. Cleverly named Limo-Jet, it is available for daily rental.
As the design of the interior reveals, it's more party bus than executive transport.
Here's what it looks like on the road, in this case booked out for a corporate event:
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The Limo-Jet reportedly cost $1 million to construct, and hires out for $5,000 a day.
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Ghastly...
What's it powered by? Also, I've never had such a tightening of the chest looking at that claustrophobic little cabin.
1:25 even kids have to hunch over to sit in those seats! Got to appreciate the creativity though.
I think this is a pretty old concept? Almost certain I saw something similar back in the '90's.
Great, a limo that looks like a tacky casino.