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But the beach is there

Yes it is the layout is like a parking lot

This is a Google Earth view of one of the super sites

if they would have completely removed the cab it would have looked a lot better

That there's just funny I don't care who you are

So a Yamaha G1 with no muffler wouldn't be allowed.

That may be true but I've seen them parked in the cart lot at the boat dock many times. Also seen several UTVs at the fort including an electric Polaris.

If you paint it like this maybe they won't notice it's not a fancy golf cart

I have seen several vehicles like this being used as a golf cart at the fort so you might get away with it if you drive carefully.

This looks like a better option

from reading the article where I found it between one and five depending on who you talk to

Kool idea but how do you get the pontoons under the chassis? They look lower than the tires.

Here we have the new compact & sub compact models

I love strange or one of a kind RVs

Or if a chauffeur driven coach is more your style

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bA7-Y7eqNw8 They also made a full size one.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bA7-Y7eqNw8 Not sure how to embed this from my phone

http://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/the-amazing-maltese-bread-van/ Here is an interisting article about the little van

I think I'm going to go with a permanent mount whole house type. They are cheaper and don't lay out in the weather where it can be stolen. I have installed many of these on electrical panels through the years on both commercial and residential applications.

Glad it worked out and the temp gun will come in handy for a lot of things. Like I said earlier I use mine every time we stop for fuel and that's pretty often at 8 mpg. Never lost a bearing but I did loose 6 of the 8 lug studs on the right rear wheel on one Disney trip.