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Started by Chopper Scott, July 19, 2010, 04:51:36 PM

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Chopper Scott

Seven Heaven.... I pray a lot every time I head down the road!!
Bad decisions make good stories.

David Anderson

That surely deserves some Congressional stimulus funds. :'( :'(  It is art, you know.

David

fe2_o3

BP's new drilling rig...Cable
Sofar Sogood
1953-4104
KB7LJR
Everett, WA.

Jeremy

I'd have one. The use of aircraft drop tanks for extra buoyancy under the stern is genius. I assume that the giant paddle wheels that attach to the rear axle of the bus are still being fabricated - and the helicopter landing pad needs some attention too - it's liable to cause accidents at that angle.

Jeremy
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happycamperbrat

Redneck house boat that could use some paint and more water  ;)
The Little GTO is a 102" wide and 40' long 1983 GMC RTS II and my name is Teresa in case I forgot to sign my post

Chopper Scott

Jack decides to combine his bus skills with his new found kayaking passion!
Seven Heaven.... I pray a lot every time I head down the road!!
Bad decisions make good stories.

Reddog

What if Iron Man and Optimus Prime had a baby....
"If people don't stare and point as you drive by, keep working."

HighTechRedneck

Jules Verne became a bus nut?

Oilslick

Tacky, tacky, tacky!  ::)
1987 MCI-9- Gone
1989 MCI 102-A2- Gone
1982 Eagle Model 10- Gone
1988 Eagle Model 20 GSA- Grazing
1981 Eagle Model 10 Entertainer- Getting a transplant

usbusin

"Only in Sausalito"

Sausalito, California that is!!
Gary D

USBUSIN was our 1960 PD4104 for 16 years (150,000 miles)
USTRUCKIN was our 2001 Freightliner Truck Conversion for 19 years (135,000 miles)
We are busless and truckless after 35 years of traveling