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Amphibious Scooter Crossing the Thames, 1965

Posted September 16, 2012 12:53 PM

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Why didn't these catch on? Oh, the surfboards may have been unwieldy in heavy (road) traffic. But they were clearly effective at attracting the attention of fetching young ladies.

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Re: Amphibious Scooter Crossing the Thames, 1965

09/17/2012 3:42 AM

Yeah, that would handle great in a crosswind, mind when you dropped it, you could hop on to one of the boards and surf off down the road.
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