Great vid of a swimming 80 series
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Ya I'm not so sure about that one...
a set of these would get him across faster
Might have had more traction if his rear end was sunk.......
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If he wanted more traction he should have opened a window and filled the ballast tank (human area) a bit.
Geeze if that were a 60 the rust holes would have let the water in and out.... quite handy
What a F*ckin nutter..... I hope there was another way home because if he had to do that again.......If he had Nathanials "tarp tent" he could have used it as a sail and got tothe other side lookin cool the whole time!
Geeze if that were a 60 the rust holes would have let the water in and out.... quite handy
What a F*ckin nutter..... I hope there was another way home because if he had to do that again.......If he had Nathanials "tarp tent" he could have used it as a sail and got tothe other side lookin cool the whole time!
Nah what he needs is this guy in the back singing: Drunk Bohemian Rhapsody singer goes viral - Weird News - Canoe.ca
If he wanted more traction he should have opened a window and filled the ballast tank (human area) a bit.
Geeze if that were a 60 the rust holes would have let the water in and out.... quite handy
What a F*ckin nutter..... I hope there was another way home because if he had to do that again.......If he had Nathanials "tarp tent" he could have used it as a sail and got tothe other side lookin cool the whole time!
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From the last few seconds, it looks like the ballast tank did fill up, which allowed home to get out.
Funny... Never had that problem in my 40
even when the water level was over the top of the front fender. Even harder to believe, is the floor in the passenger compartment stayed dry.