Does it count as a classic??

[Bflaherty]

Check out my future craft!!!

I want several of these to play with...

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Just incase the you tube embed doesn't work, here's the URL link:

YouTube - Seabreacher X

Enjoy!!!

[Lootas1]

Don't grab them all up. If the Lummi's take away our ferry landing, this will be the only way for us to get to the doctor in Bellingham in a hurry and have fun doing it. Craziest thing I ever saw. A real gotta have!

[McSkagit Tim Jones]

Wow! Amazing! Now I've seen everything! Those great whites better watch out! Jerry...it's definitely YOU! Thanks for posting...

[slo-mo]

Totally awesome Brian, the looks on people's faces would definitely be "classic"...any vintage boat owner can picture how the landing would feel (4 out of 5 dentists recommend this device for removing fillings)

[Sammamish1]

I thought the idea was to reduce popoising, that kinda takes it to a new level.

Will someone pass the Dramamine? :puke:

[Seakaye12]

OK....so a question:

How does the engine continue to receive air intake when it's underwater?

Chuck in Santa Barbara

[Lootas1]

Did you see the fin on top? It takes air in through it and somehow keeps from drowning the engine by not actually submerging it (at least not for any time).