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Fintastic
1967 green Amphicar - 5000 very gentle miles on full restoration. Regularly
maintained
to keep it to the highest standards. A great driving, great swimming
Amphicar.
$49,900
Midwest Amphicar
378 Slant Road
Mendota, IL 61342
(815) 910-5502
www.midwestamphicar.com
[posted 5-1-2012]
Original 1965 Amphicar
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A totally original, 1965 Amphicar -- not perfect but nothing to hide either. Forced to sell due to illness. My husband’s father bought the car in '75 and he drove it for a bit then parked it in storage until about 4 years ago when he started her up (amazing!) and went to a car show. Won some trophies, came home & winterized her. She' s been stored ever since! Even the tires are original.
This is the worst you will see this car look, as she hasn't even been dusted off yet!
This is what we know needs work: the horn is inoperative, there is a little surface-only rust on the back panels, also maybe a touch of surface rust on the driver's door in the corner (see pictures). The top, seats, etc. are weathered, but original, very usable, and look pretty good when cleaned up. The transmission is great, but one brake line has a crack (it was this way when we went to the car show, but the brakes worked fine).
Located in the Grayling Area of Northern Michigan
Price reduced - now asking $38,000
Sandy Baynham:
(989) 390-1686
email:
baynhams@yahoo.com
[updated 4-16-2012]
1964 Amphicar
Quite original, 15,127 miles. Located in Stillwater, MN.
Runs and swims. Has some rust on one rear quarter, can drive as is or restore to mint.
Has a new Gordon Imports transmission and the engine was rebuilt around 11,000 miles.
If serious, I can give you more details on other things that have been done and answer any other questions.
Asking $29,000
Rick Pung:
(651) 436-5565
email:
rickpung@peoplepc.com
[posted 10-14-2011]
1965 Amphicar
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VIN 103549
This car has
been redone & comes with the transmission from a demo, plus many spare
parts.
The car is located Kimberly B.C.
Asking $50,000 CDN -- will not sell parts separately
For complete details contact wenjim@cyberlink.ca
[posted 6-18-2011]
1965 Amphicar

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This blue 1965 Amphicar is a restored car, totally disassembled prior to restoration in 1999.
The engine and transmission were restored with new bearings & seals and the
exterior painted in the original color with new whitewall tires, interior, floor mats, and convertible top. It
has always been in a heated garage and has never been driven in the rain or snow. Prior to restoration, the car was
a very good swimmer. Since restoration, the car has been driven about 100 miles per year; never in the water. The car is in
Massachusetts and may be seen and driven by serious buyers. Will be sold in "as is" condition".
$45,000.
Tony Misiano: (781) 233-1851
email: asm110@aol.com
[posted 7-24-2011]
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Another popular place nowadays for buying and selling Amphicar parts, collectibles and whatnots, sometimes entire cars, is ebay™. To perform a worldwide search for all current Amphicar-related auctions in progress that also filters out most of those time wasters who are really selling something like grommets for a '62 Snordley, but who just lobbed the word "amphicar" into the auction's text as part of a spammy "calling all cars" bait-n-switch come-on, just click here.
You should also be aware that even though you may have seen a few cars advertised for boat-loads of cash, it DOES NOT mean they are getting that price! We have seen those overpriced cars too, and they rarely (if ever) sell at even close to that price. Do your homework by asking a club member or restoration expert what they believe the car may be worth. It could save you that preverbal boat-load of cash you will need to restore it.
Elsewhere, primarily serving our amphibious motoring friends outside of North America (and usually vehicles other than Amphicars) you'll find René Pohl's Amphibious Marketplace in Germany and Hans Rosloot's Wanted Ads for Amphibians in the Netherlands. Both sites are in English.
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