Boating Classic Weird Edition: The 1960s Amphicar

WORLDWIDE — Before the stylish Amphicar convertible drove – and floated –onto the scene in 1961, the United States Navy was the only entity to operate amphibious vehicles. Dubbed the fastest vehicle on land and water simultaneously, Amphicar 770 was first manufactured in Germany and the number meant 70 mph...

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“Boat Car Captain “Gerry Moore says:

October 9, 2019 at 5:05 am

Keeping an eye out for the 18th

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