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du patreratsra Yerevani Avot Gortsaran@ Electric meqena a artadrum :)

 

Saghis tan luyser@ meqenayist miyasats k@lini :) kam el inchqan petakan Obyekt ka sanghi luyserits meqena charge kanenq

 

Asenq gnum em h@raparak - miyatsnum en Lenini Ardzani tegh kangnats TV hosanqin - Ara Axper mi hat Zaryatka anenq eli

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rc nav@ lriv inqner, it made my day!!!

inch hasnuma Arizonain, aper chem kara prost@ yes or@ voroshem yerpem gnalu... miak varyant@ yete amboxch tarva tops arnem, xoski 100 anqam tarin ay eti dzer kta... teche karogha iranq indz or nshanaken im tomsi orvan ch@ham@nkni, verchi orer@ lini ch@poxen, heto glxatsavanqa!!!

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If the Russian navy ever runs out of resources completely, perhaps it can retrofit a fleet of Lada Niva 4x4s to serve as a last-ditch coastal defense force. I mean, if a bunch of regular guys can jury rig one to run fully submerged, we're sure the military could gin up some kind of armed variant. Short of that, however, we think we're sold on the apparent toughness of the Niva. Stripped of extraneous interior trim, instruments, and other accessories, the white example shown here was fitted with a homebuilt snorkel system and driven into, under, and out of a lake's murky waters. Why? Who cares? This looks like fun, which is reason enough as far as we're concerned. Follow the jump for video of the whole crazy thing.

 

 

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/10/13/lada-ni...s-way-off-road/

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good :) inch tesaka ??

 

nor mi hat vertsretsy, nor chi sakayn lav vijakuma

 

bayst sarsapeli mi bana asem qez :) shat araga

 

 

im arajin nav@ 30~35Mil haziv e gnum, en el 4000~4500 RPM jamanak, 2x4-cylinder 190 HP sharjichnerov, isk sa satanayi dzi inchpes lini 1~2~3 arden 35~40mil, vstah em avel el k@gna sakayn Satanan gorts chuni ;) yes el etqan sirt chunem dimanalu

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SIp it's 96 Challenger 1800, don't even know what engines it has / but it's fast :) i wasn't looking for a boat, was looking for a jet boat to use for lake fishing, this one was available at the good price ;) don't have no pics for it.

 

 

PS. for anyone that would like to buy a boat :) find a good friend who owns one :)

 

was always told not to get in to boats, to stay the &^%& away from them... but no :) i had to see it my self :) my first one is a 1986 that gave me sooooo much problems that it's unbelivebul, it will be back in the marina by the end of the week, and that's if everything gos ok, last 4 mots - new engine + work on outdrives + re-upholstering interior + +++++++ now it's at the boat yard getting it finle works on it bottom paint

it should be ready by Saturday

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SIp it's 96 Challenger 1800, don't even know what engines it has / but it's fast :) ...

 

Nice! That thing probably has 2 engines in it, right? With twin jets? I think that one should be around 200HP but with the 2 motors, I can imagine it can take off like crazy from stop. My guess is these are the older 2 cylinder rotax engines but I really don't know much about the old ones.

 

Mine is a single 3 cylinder rotax engine but it is supercharged. It is very light so I could probably beat you in the first few seconds ... my guess is on the top end, you will probably overtake me in straight speed ... especially in slightly choppy conditions.

 

Are you going to take it out in salt water or just lakes? Has it ever been in salt? I have to get things ready again to go hit up Lake Powell in August. This will be my 4th year straight if I go. :)

 

 

 

 

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Nice! That thing probably has 2 engines in it, right? With twin jets? I think that one should be around 200HP but with the 2 motors, I can imagine it can take off like crazy from stop. My guess is these are the older 2 cylinder rotax engines but I really don't know much about the old ones.

 

Mine is a single 3 cylinder rotax engine but it is supercharged. It is very light so I could probably beat you in the first few seconds ... my guess is on the top end, you will probably overtake me in straight speed ... especially in slightly choppy conditions.

 

Are you going to take it out in salt water or just lakes? Has it ever been in salt? I have to get things ready again to go hit up Lake Powell in August. This will be my 4th year straight if I go. :)

 

 

 

Sip jan it's 2 - 220is it has nice power and no i'm not planing to speed 50 or 60 mph

 

 

Sip let me knwo wan you get to LA - will do something

most of my august is booked in fishing and weddings but will do something

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