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#20256 01/14/03 02:25 AM
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AYE but pack em in tight like the old how many in a VW bug


ed
#20257 01/14/03 09:08 AM
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AYE, but VW's were known to float.
How about an old Trash Truck. If you used the packer ram, you could really stuff it tight [Linked Image]...S

#20258 01/17/03 10:34 AM
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Just in case the car floats the Navy will launch a $41,300 Stinger Missile.

[Linked Image from pages.sbcglobal.net]


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#20259 01/17/03 12:08 PM
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I didn't know those missles were equipped with a "Terrorist-Seeking" guidance system. Outstanding idea, though. [Linked Image]

Fully packed automobile = better kill ratio.

Mike (mamills)

BTW: The photos are an A+...

#20260 01/17/03 12:50 PM
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Donnie, is this a new way to desert from the Navy when you're on the high seas? [Linked Image]

For all you know it could have been one of those amphibious cars....

[Linked Image from amphicars.com]

#20261 01/17/03 03:13 PM
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I bet that was the first Ford Falcon to go 0 to 120 mph in a few hundred feet!

Were there any amphibious Falcons? [Linked Image]

Mmmm... Red '66 Falcon Sprint with 289 V8 and convertible top. </dreaming>

They shoulda used a Pontiac Aztec instead!

Oh... AYE!

Reminds me of the time that Cycle World dropped a Honda Trail 90 (or was it the 70?) from a helicopter high enough to achieve 160 mph before becoming a greasy crater. It was at the time when the 160 mph barrier remainded elusive to the crotch-rocket builders, and the headline of "Honda breaks 160 mph barrier" in the April issue was a crude joke. Funny stuff.

[This message has been edited by sparky66wv (edited 01-17-2003).]


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