Due to the shape and height I'm thinking a setup with "fold-out" outriggers would be most stable. It really shouldn't be all that difficult for a good fabricator to build a "boat bottom" for a bus using tanks tucked up in the frame area for bouyancy but the tall narrow body design will make it flip easily even if it's bottom heavy. The hard part will be trying to avoid submerging the engine to the point that it takes on water in even the tiniest wake. Unless you build a boat bottom that completely negates the designed road clearance height of a bus you will be submerging the spark plugs at a minimum and it'll run like crap with the heads kept that cold. G2 On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 20:33:31 -0500 (GMT-05:00) Will Wood <evilscientistboo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Naw, I'm looking for Amphibous VW busses. THe Vanagon did as I expected, > sank like a brick. I'm just trying to find one that I can use as a > pattern. > Maybe a Barndoor fishing boat? > I need to revive Monster Garage somehow. Jesse's been off the air too > long.