Ford pilot launcher, now also owns a submarine

The car and salt water won’t blend together, and this Ford may just die in pain as he pushes the boat into the Mexican ocean. Initially, it was a simple task, which quickly fell into a spectacular failure, which seemed to be a serious judgment of the pickup driver – not only underestimating the waves, but also not gaining any traction on wet sand.

It is not clear when the incident occurred, but according to some savvy commentatorit takes place on the beaches in the south of Baja. The video begins with showing the pickup driver turning upside down on the beach and helping to push a boat into the water. Initially, everything seemed to be doing well, but after a moment, things started to collapse.

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After successfully pushing to the ship, the driver of the truck continued to reverse at least 12 feet into the deeper and deeper water. Then the truck retreated directly and quickly swallowed most of the vehicles. It seems that deep water makes the truck float, leaving the driver stuck and unable to re-control. The clip was cut off while squeezing the side windows to escape.

Listening to the camera carefully, it sounds like the driver of the truck stopped shortly after hitting the water and couldn’t start over. However, this does not explain why they continue to return to the wave of collapse. Whether it’s a driver’s mistake or a self-cut engine, the end result is the same; it may not even be worth trying to repair the truck.

When the pickup enters the water, the engine may have been shut down, possibly allowing it to avoid being locked by water, but the salt water quickly starts corroding metal and important electronic parts. Of course, only a thorough inspection can reveal whether the truck can be saved, but from where we were sitting, it wasn’t too bright.