Paul wrote:

Perhaps what is needed is one of those amphibious cars.

With a ramp on the stern, a long reverse sloped transom, you
could just drive onto the boat! One question: How do these
amphicars do when launched in reverse?

Terry K

There's a new version out too:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/e...on/3077508.stm

"Jere Lull" wrote in message
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Bill Bradley wrote:

Has anyone (outside of Navy Landing Craft) designed a cruising style boat
that will carry a car?

RV'er haul their cars, why not cruisers?

The nautical equivalent is the dink.

I think it'd be more economical in the long run to rent a car when the
mood struck. Most of the time, the things we want to see are within
walking distance or a taxi ride of where we can land the dink. The car
would definitely use space we could use more effectively.

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