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The offset on the wheels is completely different, yet the tires are in the same place. Cannot be the same the chassis... Also, as Jeremy (Top Gear BBC) would say, the big American marker lights are a clear give-away.

OK, and that's even if you have an AZ ID?

One more thing... I assume it's cheaper to register there, and perhaps insurance would be less. Those are the main reasons. I am only starting to research everything though. (Plus I would feel more like a had one foot out of CA :skull )

I did some searches, as I'm pretty sure this topic has probably been covered, but I didn't find anything... I was considering registering my Jeep to my Az place. We kept it there for a few months in the winter. When it's in CA, it's parked in a garage. When we bought in Az the realtor said...

I settled on that theory about a week ago.... but like you said, we need those boxes. It would also mean the timeline is not quite accurate, but that wouldn't surprise me either.

I don't believe we could morally hold that information from the world, and let 200+ families, and 20+ nations burn resources looking for something we knew was somewhere else for this long. It wouldn't be right and International community would not be happy with that. I also think if it was...

Not that I don't believe we have satellites in our military that can give very high definition photos of the surface, I just don't know how often their orbits would take them over remote regions of the southern Indian Ocean. I had a friend who's job in the Navy or Air Force, I don't remember...

A lot of the higher def images on Google earth are captured with aircraft.

Mark Cuban bought his G5 on Ebay for $41,000,000. 777 is a LOT bigger.... put floats on it, and you can land at Havasu!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm7jEA3frY4

Congrats. You'll love it!!!

At this point, I won't be shocked if it landed at Beijing 15 minutes early last Friday, and is currently sitting empty at gate 6, with a broken transponder.

My friend and I did a "No Moms Trip" one time..... Our kids (who were like 3, 4, and 5 at the time) were scared to tube for years after that... :rolleyes

Even if you had a dog and encountered an escalator... you pick the dog up, or use the stairs or elevator..... an escalator is never the only option.

What kind of future Darwin Winner would let their dog walk on an escalator?

meat on a Friday during lent? sinner.... :eek

They were talking to an unlimited hydro driver on TV one time. He said as they accelerate out of the turns it bounces back and forth on the sponsons. Thump, Thump, Thump, and the boat goes faster the time between thumps gets longer....he said he knows there's a problem when the thumps stop.

The 24' is a good sized boat, and if powered the same as a 21' Lavey, the 24' is actually a little faster (per Chris at Lavey). Weight is distributed better. It's got a belly tank, compared to saddle tanks in the 21'. It's also got a wider beam. I've been out in a walk-through 24' for the...

It happened in WWII also... the event was covered in a documentary.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v93NKIFBBw

Reading this thread was 3 minutes I'll never get back...of course I skipped all but the first line of TB's post, so that saved me some time.... :D