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I used to do the same with my 3 wheeler all the time. Float it across small canals to go where I wanted. Water would come to the top of the front rim and bottoms of the rear rims.
Those RWD vehicles have vents on their pumpkins. Hopefully, they are extended up above the water line with a hose because the diff is definitely under water.
I remember back in my childhood the local monster truck shop built a yellow el camino into a lifted truck frame. Was meant to be a car crusher but it was too light to even pop the windows most of the time.
Anyway, they decided to put it in the st. croix river to go for a Guiness record with it. They traveled a few miles on the giant tires.
Then they got a citation for having an unlicensed watercraft
Here's a good one of my Jeep in a water hole (33" tires, 4" lift) A few seconds after that shot I hit a rut and dipped my hood under also. Made it out of this one no problem.
And yes all my vents are raised including the tranny.
When i saw this post i thought I was going to see someone with a piece of wood. It says "4x4 used as boat". Was it pressure treated 4x4, or just a regular one? One time i saw a guy use a 2x6 as a boat! he had a bunch of them and they were all held together with some tie-downs!