SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: AQUAHOLIC on July 21, 2008, 08:14:48 PM
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this is us tubing down the street up here in ridgecrest where it never rains..lol..
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maybe this will work
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Thats funny shit right there! :screwy: :o Almost looks like "The little River"... ::) :o ;D :D
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Thats almost enough water to pull the boat out
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i woulda launched it and fired it up just to do it. >:D
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Thats like launching at big river ! When I was growing up , the street I lived on would do that everytime it rained . My dad used to drive a '74 datsun Z and he floated past the house once . We had 30" curbs in front of the house and a few times the water got up higher than that .
-beerjet-
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Lived in Gilroy and in 1985 there was a pretty good flood, the nieghborhood creek (river)overflowed its bank and we had a 460 powered jetboat with a closed motor hatch, worked killer down the street, just gotta watch out for fire hydrants and the sheriff >:D
That's awsome!
BTW lifted 4X4 Toyota pick ups float until the doors are opened :-[