The ultimate limousine, A record-breaking ride

26 wheels. It could probably hold up to about 75 people if we wanted to put them in it

It has a putting green. It has a pull. This was the original record holder for the longest car slash limousine in the world

The original design was by Jay Oldberg out of Burbank, California in the 80s

And today we've beaten the record by a fraction, but it is still longer than it was originally

I found a car in New Jersey. It was riding behind a warehouse

And I put a bid on it and I won it. It was completely rusted through to the ground. Basically a piece of junk

We started the restoration project about two and a half years ago

It was August. It was hot here in Florida. We set a game plan

So we took three donor cars. We cut them up. We replaced the whole cab of the car so we could drive it

The engine was replaced. All the tires were replaced. The helipad was redone. The pool was redone

On the inside of the vehicle we have seating for passengers. We have carpeting. We have leather. We have vinyl

We have LED lighting. This can be configured for any type of party or any type of design that you'd want

But it can hold up to 75 people any day of the week. Six Eldorados. Each one of them weighed just a little over 5,000 pounds

So we used six of them, but we didn't use every part of them. So when you add the steel in, I would say 25,000 pounds would be a good guess

Maybe we'll weigh it one day and we'll really find out. There are pictures of this limousine with the helicopter

but there is no actual footage of that helicopter landing on it

And we're going to do it today here at Desertland. The main difficulty in driving this car is finding straight road

For it to turn, you need a real wide radius because of the length of it

Similar to what the President does. He has to map out his route to where he's going. That's what we would have to do. We would have to map out a route and know where we're going to turn

It's not for everyday driving, obviously. People react to the car like they can't see it

It's not for everyday driving. It's not for everyday driving, obviously. People react to the car like they can't believe that it's even real

They think it's like a model in a magazine. But when they see it, even in the condition before it was restored, it was an attraction

The vehicle is 30.538 meters long, which is 100 feet and one and a half inches long

For everybody that doesn't use meters. Congratulations. This is officially amazing. You kind of see something that's almost impossible to do

And it's a challenge. And you say, I can do it. People say you're crazy, but we did it and here it is