Hush now, bedwetter . .

Speed limits are already set by sound and proven Engineering practice.

Good riddance . . At least these wanking-douchebags didn’t take out anyone else . .

PRAISE BE THE SMOKING CLUTCH OF GESTHEMENE!!

Mom died 6 years back . . Full blown Alzheimers for 5 years

lol - No . . Dude - Look . . Just for you, because you don’t seem to be able to let this go . .

Remanufactured - AKA - It’s a completly new vehicle . . as I’ve been saying . .

. . maybe they bought a WW2 vintage duck from some collector, rebuilt it, (never mind that they look completely different, have a completely different hull, and drive-train) renamed it “Duck #6,” and replaced the new Duck #6 I drove with it in the interim?

LOL . . I couldn’t care less what they’re saying at this point . . I’ve crawled in under and around on that vehicle probably 250 times, and every single piece of that boat was new when I was there in 2008 . . Even the propeller . .

LOL . . Yeah I’m seeing that everywhere . . Along with all sorts of speculation and guessing.

All you need for this is the pipe . . I bet you could vacuum a few rocks out of that nasty-ass carpet . .

Yet their accident rate is amazingly low . . Funny that ..

It’s actually a really popular thing . . I always enjoyed the annoyance factor, but that’s just me ;)

Where I get that, is that I spent 5 years as a Captain with RtDoS, including the new fleet rollout . .

I used to own the identical twin to this fine automobile, back in 1985 . .

Incorrect - These are completely new vehicles

Wrong - These are NOT DUKW’s or reproductions

I’ve driven both - The Duck wins

No - They’re not - RtDoS runs new vehicles - They’ve never owned a classic DUKW or a reproduction

. . and then you got the quote back on the insurance . . lol