bus boat

[Polwart]

Anyone fancy putting tubes on a bus - I think it would look more stable? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8506154.stm

[chewy]

Looks fine, most of the weight is below the water line.

[Sonar]

Originally Posted by Polwart

Anyone fancy putting tubes on a bus - I think it would look more stable? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8506154.stm

Tubes not required after spending £700 thousand pounds on a bus..

There was only enough cash left to pay for a small sign that says.
When in motion please do not stand.?

Life belts are under the seat in front of you please place your 20 pence in the slot to release the life belt.

[biffer]

really good idea me think's, i could see them up the thames if the council hadn't taken most of the slip's out

[jyasaki]

This thing used to run in Monterey a while back, before it moved to Santa Barbara.

Personally I'm glad it left; the guy driving used to enter the water at about 25mph; almost knocked people off nearby docks and boats a few times.

jky

[biffer]

they have something similar in london at the moment for tourist's

[jambo]

Pity it can only go at high tide, as it nose hits the slip at low tide!!
J

[Channel Ribs]

I think the updated version of the ducks in St Helier are cheaper...

[PeterM]

Whats great is its on the same pages as ;

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8505497.stm

I know which one I prefer............1st class bit of public spending in my view.

Looking forward to seeing them out in the Solent ( and trying to keep up ! )

[chewy]

Originally Posted by PeterM

Whats great is its on the same pages as ;

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8505497.stm

I know which one I prefer............1st class bit of public spending in my view.

Looking forward to seeing them out in the Solent ( and trying to keep up ! )

That caught my eye to, very impressive bits of kit.