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    Posted: February-04-2006 at 9:48am
rain rain go away im trying to go wakeskating today.. and i need to pitch my tent in the woods so we can get up early and do it agian, so rain please go away the weather man said youd be gone by noon.

sorry guys just a little bored waiting out the rain..


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Send it down here. We are about to dry up 'n blow away.
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Here in Maine, we have had more rain than snow!!! That means less to melt come spring!! I need a amphibnautique!! Drive to work and to the dock!!
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Here Jeff, how about one of these. About 6-8 years ago a guy in the Town I used to live in in NY built this in his garage. His plan was to be the first amphibious vehicle to drive around the world. He left NY, island hopped across the Caribbean, went into South America and then came back to US. He ran out of money and after a year or two inside the thing with his wife ended up getting a divorce. Good idea...bad execution. Last I knew he was trying to sell it. I think someone may have bought it. Incredible craftsmanship on the thing... the guy was very good mechanically. I was always impresssed with it. I took these pictures on one of its test drives just after he finished building it. He started out with an old milk tanker trailer and went from there.

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Larry: That is to cool. How did he power it? This site has got to be the most fun place! It is so interesting to share with all you guys. Thanks for a good "Monday" chuckle!

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Yea, nice setup, but how's the wake? BKH
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6.5 liter GM diesel. 4 wheel drive with a transfer case to the shaft and propeller. Wake wasnt great but with a top water speed of 6-7 knots, probably not a factor. Too bad as the radar tower looks like it could double as a good tow point. For more info



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   75tique that is cool!! I would love to go for a spin in something like that. There was someone around who had a Amphibicar and would drive it in the lake a few years ago and It turned some heads. It looks like a real car in the water. I have not seen it recently.
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Did you see what a amphibicar went for on Barret Jackson?? big$$$$$$$
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Helm of the "Dobbertin Surface Orbiter" All that and no Perfect Pass.

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    Off the subject a bit, but about rain, has anyone had lighting strike a tree 20 feet out front of the house while you were about 700 feet from the dock heading in and it wasnt raining yet??? Happened to me about 3 yrs ago... My days are numbered!
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