Via Urlesque,
"Designed by New Zealand inventor and mechanic Rudy Heema, the fiberglass WIG is all hover, all the time, until it hits 70kph at which point it starts to fly... The auction runs through next Saturday, so act quickly if you want to be ready for church."
Currently around $27,000 and rising... better bargain than the $75,000 jet pack. Get your bid in.
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this is so awesome!!!!
All i need now is 13,000.
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