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Change:  PLEASE EXCUSE OUR DUST; PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.An amphibious vehicle (or simply amphibian), is a vehicle or craft, that is a means of transport, viable on land as well as on water - just like an amphibian. This definition applies equally to any   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 4169)

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Change: [center>[a class=image href=Ford-GPA-trials.jpg>[img height=221 alt=“Ford GPA trials in the Detroit area” src=Ford-GPA-trials.jpg width=300 border=0> Manufacturer: Ford. Production: 12,778 (1942–1943). Class: Amphibious SUV. Layout: Front-engine RWD/4x4. Platform: Ford GP. Engine: 4-cyl. side valves, 134 cu.in (2,199 cc), 60 hp. Transmissions: 3-speed + 2-speed transfer case; low range engages FWD;PTO   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 4205)

Change: Rear/Stern View; Note The Lack Of a Trailer Hitch.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Amphibikes“Amphibikes” are a unique collection of amphibious motor- and bicycles. To date, only one model, the Aqua Bike, has entered   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 4259)

Change: [img src=terrawindonland.jpg width=392 height=283> On Land. Top Road Speed: Unknown. Top Water Speed: Unknown. Length: Unknown. Beam: Unknown. Draft: Unknown. Height On Land: Unknown. Clearance On Water: Unknown. Intentionally Blank. This Space Intentionally Left Blank.Cool Amphibious Manufacturers International has created Terra Wind,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 4288)

Change: [b>DUKW[/b> [table width=1% align=right border=1> [tr>[th colspan=2 style=BACKGROUND:lightsteelblue;>[center>DUKW[/tH>[/tR> [tr>[td colspan=2>[a href=DUKW.image2.army.jpg>[img height=220 alt=““ src=DUKW.image2.army.jpg width=300 border=0>.[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th>[center>Place--------------------------------------------------------------------------------DUKW DUKW image Specifications: Place Of Origin:[/th>[td>United States.[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th colspan=2 style=BACKGROUND:lightsteelblue;>[center>Specifications[/th>[/tr>Origin: United [tr>[th>[center>Weight:[/th>[td>6.5States. Weight: 6.5 t (14,320 lb).[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th>[center>Length:[/th>[td>31 ft.[/td>[/tr>lb). Length: 31 [tr>[th>[center>Width:[/th>[td>8ft. Width: 8 ft 2 in.[/td>[/tr>   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 3949)

Change: Rear/Stern View; Note The Lack Of a Trailer Hitch. The ideal amphibious vehicle, built for speed, that would introduce an entirely new means of transportation to the market. This vehicle   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 4091)

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Change: border=0>[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th>[center>Manufacturer:[/th>[td>Ford[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th>[center>Production[/th>[td>12,778 (1942–1943)[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th>[center>Class[/th>[td>Amphibious SUV[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th>[center>Layout[/th>[td>Front-engineborder=0> Manufacturer: Ford. Production: 12,778 RWD/4x4[/td>[/tr>(1942–1943). Class: Amphibious [tr>[th>[center>Platform[/th>[td>FordSUV. Layout: Front-engine GP[/td>[/tr>RWD/4x4. Platform: Ford [tr>[th>[center>Engine(s)[/th>[td>4-cyl.GP. Engine: 4-cyl. side valves, 134 cu.in (2,199 cc), 60 hp[/td>[/tr> [tr>[th>[center>Transmission(s)[/th>[td>3-speedhp. Transmissions: 3-speed + 2-speed transfer case; low range engages FWD; PTO propeller   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 4174)