

Is it 4 wheel drive and do they own real estate in Walton Co?could get a beach permit for this :?:That is just way not right!

Is that one of those big house boats often seen on Lake Lanier (Atl)?

That! My friend is an amphibious rv
That! My friend is an amphibious rvWould have though it would be easier to add suspension, drive train, etc. to a houseboat rather than the reverse.

$1.2 Million as shown ;-)I like this one:




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This one has been parked in the Nooga from months. Haven't seen it this week though.Wow - wonder what it costs to tank one of them up?
Wow - wonder what it costs to tank one of them up?
(that's the department of "If you gotta ask, ....")
I'd say over $200,000 :shock:Man! Can you imagine?

Man! Can you imagine?
"Hey, hon, let's take to boat out for a spin this weekend!"
"Cool! I'll cash out maybe 4000 shares of PG so we can tank up and buy some sandwiches & cheezits..."
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LOL! $200,000 maybe low. I could do a search but I think the thing holds 12,000 gal :shock: and a 4,000 NM range :shock:
[font=Verdana, Geneva, Helvetica]LOA.: 155'0"
Beam: 28'0"
Construction: Airex-cored fiberglass; some Kevlar and carbon fiber
Classification: ABS +A1-AMS;
MCA certificate
Fuel Capacity: 12,000 gal.
Water Capacity: 2,000 gal.
Engines: 2/1,800-hp DDC-MTU 16V 2000 Series diesels
Gensets: 2/99-kW Northern Lights, 1/65-kW Northern Lights
Watermakers: 2/1,500-gpd Village Marine
Stabilizers: Naiad
Windlass: Maxwell
Air Conditioning: Aqua Air
Electronics: 2/Furuno radars, Furuno GPS, Furuno SSB, Anschutz autopilot, B&G depthfinder and wind instruments
Interior Design: Builder, owners
Naval Architecture: Builder
Builder: Christensen Shipyards[/font]

3600HP - wonder if you can ski behind that.![]()

Man! Can you imagine?
"Hey, hon, let's take to boat out for a spin this weekend!"
"Cool! I'll cash out maybe 4000 shares of PG so we can tank up and buy some sandwiches & cheezits..."
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Make that 7,000 shares because you will need a crew to operate the boat and serve the cheezits.

Make that 7,000 shares because you will need a crew to operate the boat and serve the cheezits.Jeeze - something that size and it doesn't have "cruise control"? :laughing1 :laughing1
Jeeze - something that size and it doesn't have "cruise control"? :laughing1 :laughing1

Jeeze - something that size and it doesn't have "cruise control"? :laughing1 :laughing1
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It does, but you can't use it on the TN River. It has all the newest electronics in it. If you are crusing a night out in the ocean somewhere and someone falls overboard... the captian can find the drunken foo.... I mean the person by their heat signature in the water.At least until the foo in question cools off.
Pretty advanced tech for civy use... [bet that cost a bundle]. 
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