Kimberley Amphicar Prepares For Cross Channel Trip (1964)

Dover.
VS. The amphicar being prepared for its trip. The owner Mr. Kimberley looks into the engine and all is ready. GV. Cross channel car ferry leaving Dover Quay. VS. Cars going aboard the car ferry. MS. Passenger climb aboard boat. VS. The amphicar (looks like a normal open top car) entering water at Dover and having a little trial run, soon to take on a cross channel trip.
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FILM ID:3104.04
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