65' Custom Built Motor yacht, staterooms, gps navigation, twin supercharged diesels, etc. = $2.5 million



Crane and Rigging complete with faulty turnbuckle = $2,500 per hour



Champagne and Strawberries, dockside, for the excited "soon to be owners" =$250.00



Watching your dreamboat nose dive into the harbor, accompanied by two corporate representatives just prior to "inking" the final paperwork........



Priceless.....................................

Gator.
Now thats darn funny!

That is one expensive picture!

Oops. As a salesperson I can imagine that call back to the office. "Uh... boss?"
I wonder if the crane operator, or the poor slob who hooked up the hoisting cables, etc, have stopped running yet, or sobered up?

That really is a great photo.

I knew boats take a large depriation as soon as they hit the water.
Now I know why, it's obvious in this picture.

That is funny but I think the price may be a lot closer to 25 million as opposed to 2.5.

I 'm sure that one was recovered quickly and the cost of repairs wasn't pleasant, but I did see one the other day where the crane toppled onto the boat smahing it up real bad which probably cost a whole heck of a lot more.

Still, this one garners: and

Opps and I think much egg on their faces.

Ciao
Luciano

I'll bet the dude on the back of the boat in the first picture had a load in his shorts after they pulled him from the water!

i wish i had been there to see the "owners" faces, it might have been then then maybe, just maybe,

me: