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more about #amphicoach more comments → beercheck: Looks like a Smart ForSixty. more » Charles_Barrett - Now with Variable-Valve Timing: Hmm... fifty seat road coach; that should be good for, what, 175-200 passengers in India, Mexico, or the Philippines, right? more » Ford Tempo Fanatic: That looks unsafe, yet awesome at the same time. more » Novaload: Oh, Malta. Right. The famous uh, coachbuilders? Engineers? No? Uh, Malta. Let's see: Maltese---- Cross Dog Falcon Amphibus? more » Tossed Accord taco salad over Malibu face: In the town where I was born,Lived a man who sailed to sea,And he told us of his life,In the land of submarines, So we sailed on to the sun,Till we fo... more » BЯдΖǐL-ЯЄРΘЯΤЄЯ: But is it possible to cross the Channel as done by JC in his Toyobota. more » DeathDream: Suck if that thing tipped over for whatever reason. more » Dr. H. F. Danger: Makes me think of Anthony Bourdain's mantra, "Be a traveler, not a tourist Get off the tour bus and hang with the locals" more » LTDScott: It's a dessert topping, you stupid cow. more » hypnotoad: Looks better then the one in which 4 people died in Ottawa some years ago. A local amphibious bus company expanded their fleet with cheaper float-equi... more » engineerd: Sweet! Now I can take the bus to Europe! more » DMANbluesfreak: If a greyhound ever met a dolphin, either one of them would drown or the other would be eaten alive. ;) more » cchannel BLT: Call me back when it can dive 200ft underwater more » Jo Schmo: In the town where I was born,Lived a man who sailed to sea,And he told us of his life,In the land of amphibuses, So we drove on to the sun,Till we fou... more » leavethegun-takethecannoli: We have a couple of massive military amphibious vehicles by the docks in Bridgeport. They are used by construction companies in the area. I think ther... more » -
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Amphicoach Amphibious Tourist Bus: Greyhound Meets Dolphin
It's a bus. It's a boat. No! The Amphicoach is both! According to the Maltese company behind this ambitious tourist vehicle, it's the only fully amphibious passenger vehicle meeting "relevant" EU standards. Whatever those are. More »
