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posted by LaminatorX on Wednesday July 23 2014, @10:56AM   Printer-friendly
from the Big-Splash dept.

The Daily Mail, Yahoo News and HackADay report that:

A couple of car enthusiasts from Los Angeles have come up with an ingenious way to car pool by converting a classic car into a hot tub.

Phil Weicker and Duncan Forster have spent nearly six years converting a 1969 Cadillac Coupe DeVille into a hot tub on wheels.

The car's original V8 engine is used to keep the water the perfect temperature, and watertight steering systems have been installed.

The guys intend to set a land speed record. Commentators note that hills should be avoided. However, given the that hottub car doesn't have seats or seatbelts, it isn't road-legal.

 
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  • (Score: 2) by frojack on Wednesday July 23 2014, @06:35PM

    by frojack (1554) Subscriber Badge on Wednesday July 23 2014, @06:35PM (#72889) Journal

    Well, any accident that could possibly hurt you would also spill all the water.
    Seriously, just letting off the brake should be sufficient to slosh water out the back.

    I'm amazed it moves at all.

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  • (Score: 1) by aiwarrior on Thursday July 24 2014, @03:28AM

    by aiwarrior (1812) on Thursday July 24 2014, @03:28AM (#73100) Journal

    Now that you talk about moving, I imagine the problem of the dynamics of the acceleration of a fluid must cause some really funny vibrations. Plus it would also drown them accelerating. What a useless article and invention.