One of the harder ways to inspect your boats bottom!
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According to the Herald Tribune, a large container ship capsized during loading Thursday in Belgian port city Antwerp, officials said. No injuries were reported. The cause of the capsizing of the Republica di Genova, a roll on/roll off vessel of the London-based Grimaldi Lines, was not immediately clear, authorities said. Grimaldi Group vessels carry containers and Fiat cars from Italy to Antwerp. Port of Antwerp Captain Jan Persi said the 215-meter-long (705-foot-long) vessel slowly rolled onto its starboard side in a dead end dock early in the morning. He said the ship began taking on water and that the captain ordered the crew to evacuate. The white-and-yellow vessel lay resting on its side, part of its hull above the waterline in the dock
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='863160' date='Mar 12 2007, 08:22 AM
well they out did mazda.... that there is the full 90 degrees!
Steve
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Originally Posted by MtnRacer' post='863173' date='Mar 12 2007, 08:59 AM
180 if you look at the 3rd picture. Hey, what do you call a shipment of fiats at the bottom of the sea?
Steve
i dunno, but gm dealers wont have any cars to sell....
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