February 07, 2004
Amphibious Cars
At work my friend Kyle and I were in one of those wonderful conversations that hop from subject to subject, and eventually we got to talking about amphibious cars. Kudos to Kyle for finding that link.
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Apparently, the idea is making a comeback. British company Gibbs is now offering the Aquada, which will do an impressive 100mph on land and 30mph in the water.
Or you can just go the do-it-yourselfer route.
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That would be pretty useless here in Colorado. The only water we have is a few puddles that people fill up beyond capicity with their boats that can't even get up to full speed on them.
Posted by: Rocket Man Blog at February 07, 2004 03:47 PM (LiFHp)
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Then the obvious solution is the airplane car! I'll have to Google that, we'd touched on those too. And jet packs.
Posted by: Ted at February 07, 2004 08:51 PM (2sKfR)
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You know, an amphibious car is practicall for some places. Forget pulling your boat to the lake! Just drive it there... would save a ton of trouble with trailers, and maybe winterizing won't be as mahor an issue. On the other hand, how would a flying car work? The only thing I could think of would be a helicopter attatchment, because wings would get in the way on the road... don't even go there...
Posted by: Jamie at June 10, 2005 03:43 PM (BtNfK)
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