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You may edit the post you are quoting here	[QUOTE=Nic0demus,Mar 5 2004, 09:24 PM] Can't forget the famous "bathtub with onboard motor"! [/QUOTE] Of course. How could one forget it? But how to describe it? "A small bathtub outfitted with an outboard motor used to escape a Cuban military facility." I think somebody else said this - CC & DP revealed does provide a comprehensive list of planes, ships, car, and what ever else.
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BIG RED	Posted on May 25 2004, 09:34 PM
	Lets See Here: PROSPERTEER: Airship owned by financial Tycoon Raymond LeBaron. Originaly called ZMC-2 (ZEPPLIN METAL CLAD #2) Powered by two Wright Whirlwind engines with average speed of 60 mph. After LeBaron's disapperance, the Prosperteer appears near Miami and narrowly avoids a crash landing. Later, it crash lands into sea after firefight with Cuban gunboats and chopper. Pitt, Giordino, Gunn, and Jessie LeBaron are aboard Prosperteer on its final voyage. All survive. DENNING'S DEMON'S: B-29 superfortress bomber assigned to take atomic bomb (Code Name: Mother's Breath) and drop it on Osaka, Japan. Is shot down and destroyed by Japanese "Zero" fighter plane only 1 hour from bombing run. Later discovered by Dirk Pitt on his mission to use the A-Bomb in the plane to wipe out Hideki Suma's nuclear bomb control center on Soseki Island. MANHATTAN LIMITED: Passenger train that Richard Essex travels on to deliver North American Treaty. Pulled by 2-8-0 consolidation locomotive. Essex's private government car is at the rear end of the train. According to history books, the Limited plunged off the badly damaged Deauville-Hudson Bridge and was lost with all hundred people aboard. Later found by Dirk Pitt. Private pullman car now in his collection.
Tommy	Posted on May 24 2004, 04:22 PM
	QUOTE (Sandecker Fan @ May 23 2004, 03:08 PM) Have we all forgotten about the land yacht in "Sahara" made from parts from Kitty Manock's plane? Neither can we forget Raymond LeBaron`s airship the Prosperteer used in Cyclops.
Sandecker Fan	Posted on May 23 2004, 03:08 PM
	Have we all forgotten about the land yacht in "Sahara" made from parts from Kitty Manock's plane?
Tommy	Posted on Mar 19 2004, 07:06 PM
	I guess I just have a good memory for the more obscure forms of transport they`ve used. I recall in Night Probe the chapter where Pitt conned Al into operating the railroad handcar in the middle of a thunderstorm.
Leigh Hunt	Posted on Mar 19 2004, 05:45 PM
	Personally I love the Motorized bathtub and Pullman Car
hiramyaegar	Posted on Mar 18 2004, 09:02 PM
	QUOTE (Nic0demus @ Mar 5 2004, 09:24 PM) Can't forget the famous "bathtub with onboard motor"! Of course. How could one forget it? But how to describe it? "A small bathtub outfitted with an outboard motor used to escape a Cuban military facility." I think somebody else said this - CC & DP revealed does provide a comprehensive list of planes, ships, car, and what ever else.
Tommy	Posted on Mar 18 2004, 05:04 AM
	A few more ships mentioned in Dr. C.`s books: The Empress of Ireland (Night Probe), the USS Iowa (Vixen 03), the Stonewall Jackson (Deep Six), the presidential yacht Eagle (Deep Six), the tramp steamer Pilottown (Deep Six), and I don`t remember the name of the sidewheel ferry boat used in Inca Gold.
WNG-A-Pitt	Posted on Mar 18 2004, 02:23 AM
	Yeah a little late but my god, that skycar is awsome, does that thing really work! I want one
boissee	Posted on Mar 17 2004, 03:52 PM
	Let us not overlook the obvious. Shall I mention the Titanic? Largest vessel of its kind at the time. Sorry, I'm not biased or anything.
Tommy	Posted on Mar 17 2004, 02:56 PM
	We can`t forget the Antarctic Snow Cruiser he drove in Atlantis found.I don`t know if this is what you meant by `any other transportation`, but do you remember the donkey he rode in The Mediterranean caper?

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