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Odd Ferrari boat thing
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MattP
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Is it on the level? I could swear I see a patch of road and grass outside the driver's window on the middle picture. It would be kinda simple to apply a texture to a picture. Still neat either way.
It is possible, I remember way back in my teen years that Hot Rod Magazine running a story on a car that he built out of wood. It was sharp, but not this sharp.
MattP
It is possible, I remember way back in my teen years that Hot Rod Magazine running a story on a car that he built out of wood. It was sharp, but not this sharp.
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Did anyone see the show on cable about the guy who built up a Camaro (I think) with what I believe was a Subaru engine, connected to a stern drive? Does 40 knots and pulls skiers. Plans are to market the thing - shades of 007!
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With the front snout of a Camaro, you'd think it would submerge itself at enough speed to tow skiiers!
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Mickey Richaud:
Did anyone see the show on cable about the guy who built up a Camaro (I think) with what I believe was a Subaru engine, connected to a stern drive? Does 40 knots and pulls skiers. Plans are to market the thing - shades of 007!<hr></blockquote>
here's some pictures
https://www.watercar.com/photos.aspx
Did anyone see the show on cable about the guy who built up a Camaro (I think) with what I believe was a Subaru engine, connected to a stern drive? Does 40 knots and pulls skiers. Plans are to market the thing - shades of 007!<hr></blockquote>
here's some pictures
https://www.watercar.com/photos.aspx
tony barnhill
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WOW! Custom nose & somehow the road suspension is pulled up inside it & some type sled is lowered for water use....it planes on that sled!
Mark Jones
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I wouldn't want to wack my shin on that prop while walking behind the camero, which I know I would.
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr> Is it on the level? I could swear I see a patch of road and grass outside the driver's window on the middle picture. It would be kinda simple to apply a texture to a picture. Still neat either way. <hr></blockquote>
If you check the second picture, there are some ropes on the floor on the passenger side, I guess to moore it somwhere there in Venice...I think it was really on the water!
Danny
If you check the second picture, there are some ropes on the floor on the passenger side, I guess to moore it somwhere there in Venice...I think it was really on the water!
Danny
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by DB6:
If you check the second picture, there are some ropes on the floor on the passenger side, I guess to moore it somwhere there in Venice...I think it was really on the water!
Danny<hr></blockquote>
I will have to check it out at home. I work in a computer room (read museum) and the monitors are so burned out anything in shadow is lost.
MattP
If you check the second picture, there are some ropes on the floor on the passenger side, I guess to moore it somwhere there in Venice...I think it was really on the water!
Danny<hr></blockquote>
I will have to check it out at home. I work in a computer room (read museum) and the monitors are so burned out anything in shadow is lost.
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I wonder what he uses for termite protection?
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There is a little bit of grass outside the drivers window in the second picture. But the boat is moored so it is probably just over in a planter or something.
Cheers,
Walter
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Walter