Nautical Oddities

[knottybuoyz]

Amphibious Camaro with a 300 horse Subaru engine.

http://www.watercar.com/index.html

http://wetasschronicles.com/archives...9_archive.html

[sneuman]

Originally Posted by knottybuoyz

what these are?



Neue Seite 1

Maldives homesteading in the era of global climate change?

[knottybuoyz]

I'm guessin' even a set of "Smart Tab" trim tabs ain't gonna fix what's wrong with this picture!



For the record, that ain't Knottygirlz and I!

[SkiprJohn]

In 1910 there was a Volcanologist on the island named Thomas Augustus Jagger (not related to Mick). He made an amphibious auto and there are photos of it in the Jagger Museum at the edge of the Crater. When I go up there the next time (its about 35 miles from here) I'll take photos of the photo and include it on this thread.

JohnL

[Michael Jones]

I feel like I have looked all over this forum and can't see how to post a NEW post. What the *)(&^))**@! am I missing????????

[knottybuoyz]

Originally Posted by Michael Jones

I feel like I have looked all over this forum and can't see how to post a NEW post. What the *)(&^))**@! am I missing????????

Follow the arrows!

[TaoJones]

Originally Posted by Michael Jones

I feel like I have looked all over this forum and can't see how to post a NEW post. What the *)(&^))**@! am I missing????????

Clearly, you know how to post, Michael, since you posted your question. I suspect that you are asking how to start a new thread.

If so, at the top of the page, click on Discussion Board, then select the Forum you feel your new post is most relevant to. When the page opens with the list of threads in that Forum, you will find a Radio Button labeled New Thread on the left side of the frame at the top of the list. After you click on that button, you will see the usual form to compose your thread-opening post.

When you have the post finished, you can click on Submit New Thread or Preview Post. Some posters here don't seem to understand the advantages of the Preview Post option, but I recommend its use - it's most often better to pull your foot out of your mouth before the whole world sees it in there.

TaoJones

[Alan Wheeler]

It's a wonder she is reaching the water with the oars Rick.

[knottybuoyz]

[FrankZ]

Someone trying to breed a new hybrid vehicle?

[Alan Wheeler]

Hmmm, ya know, if it wer'nt for the lettering, I'd swear that was upside down.

[Michael Jones]

Thanks brother Jones! Got it!

[knottybuoyz]

Awesome 4x4 Waverunner*Video

[bearphish]

naw, alan, that's an AIR keel!

[GordMay]

Canadian Submarine OMER5 cracks 8-Knot Barrier in Human-Powered Engineering Design Competition

”A Canadian team set a new world speed record of 8.035 knots during competition in the 9th International Submarine Races held June 25-29 at the Naval Surface Warfare Center's Carderock Division David Taylor Model Basin in Bethesda, Maryland.
The biennial engineering design competition hosted 22 experimental human-powered submarine teams with 26 subs from the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the United Kingdom. The event challenges the engineering creativity of college, high school and independent students, inventors and entrepreneurs. ...”

Goto: International Submarine Races