......and backhoe

looks like lake mead>>>>

So that is where I left that ...   

You guy's ever see the German sub  by the white pipe crossin the river in Bullhead

really? a sub?

really? a sub?

Yes   when the water is low enough you can see it


2sav

Yes   when the water is low enough you can see it


2sav

Are you sure it's not a really big rock combined with an urban legend? 

Take some pics 2sav!

I was thinking the same thing yesturday....................But i need a boat   Years ago i was in the "fishing zone" and had a friend with a little aluminum fishing boat , great for shallow water , we were looking for new places to fish and came accross what we thought was a sunken boat.... found out later it was a 2 man sub that was on its way to blow the dam during the war. I have asked a number of people about it and only a few know about it... why they left it there........dont know.

I would think they would have more info on it.....A 2 man sub trying to blow up the dam during the war! thats history.....isnt it?

2sav

Find someone with a jet ski and take some pics of that thing... You've really peaked some interest here 2sav.

Now im on a mission to find something out about it.......when i was told it was a sub i was at the bullhead museum.....so i believe it. its hard to see in the summer , water is too high. But in the winter its down real low...
2sav

Good God, you guys are the most gullible bunch I've ever seen, and it's not even April 1st.

So did the Germans come up through Mexico on the river, build up enough speed in their 2 man sub and jump all the other dams that were already in place and built in the 1930s, or did they just truck their submarine across the desert well after they lost the foking war, launch somewhere below Bullhead and try to blow up Davis dam which was finished in 1950-1? 

Good God, you guys are the most gullible bunch I've ever seen, and it's not even April 1st.

So did the Germans come up through Mexico on the river, build up enough speed in their 2 man sub and jump all the other dams that were already in place and built in the 1930s, or did they just truck their submarine across the desert well after they lost the foking war, launch somewhere below Bullhead and try to blow up Davis dam which was finished in 1950-1? 

Yes, gullible.     

I wonder if the sub was lowered from a special stealth blimp?      

Yeah, that's it, the 'timeline' of things...not to mention that pesky thing called COMMON FOCKING SENSE. 

What worries me is that the you guys are the brain thrust behind reviving the whole comp jet deal. What with installing your sterring racks in backwards (and still driving the boat..see, theres that common sense thing again) and all the talk of German subs in the river that's going to be going on this year in the pits, and getting free parts off old sunk T decks, it should be quite a season. 

i typed out a response to this, but just decided it wasn't worth it.....you can be a real ass sometimes.

I thought it was a Japanese 2 man sub. Dropped in after the war by some of my pissed of cousins who had gotten out of the internment camp. The B-29 crashed after spotting the sub and is actually laying on top of it. Just adding another chapter to the story. Hey he kindof looks like me