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Amphicars everything else technical !

Amphicar dimensions, these are in mm - much easier to work with than those old fashioned inch things !

Fuel tank,
This is the custom made fuel tank I have in my Amphicar, made of Aluminium with an external filler and all connections at the top. The plumbing in the middle is the fuel vent and there is a catch tank (the bottle !) just in case it's filled with cold fuel which then expands. The external filler is just in front of the screen and behind the washer bottle in the photo. You can't see in the photo but a copper fuel line picks up from the top of the tank and is routed through to the fuel pump.

A great reference here on Silicone brake fluid, we love it ! http://www.buckeyetriumphs.org/technical/Brakes/Fluid/Fluid.htm
A close-up of the transmission showing a few other mods, on the left is the copper fuel line, just below the bilge pickup is the sensor for water level (the smoke alarm trick) On the top of the water trannie is the dipstick I made, very simple, just calibrate it once by removing the plugs and from then on can check oil level in a more conventional way. ( FYI, from the split pin that positions across the top of the filler, the level mark for the water transmission is at 115mm and for land is at 136mm)

A picture of the radio. This is the sort of Blaupunkt that was original equipment on German cars. It is 4 waveband. Below are the "period" depth and speed guages I fitted.

An Original Amphicar Performance tuning Kit

The Bilge Pump

Avon Tyres, we love 'em. Best tyres for Amphicar !

One of my favourites sites, very German and great fun, love the soundtrack ! http://www.amphicar.net/theomobil/
All about old Radios: http://www.edu.stadia.fi/~9700336/radio1.html
German amphibious vehicle site, put together by my mate Rene Pohl: http://www.schwimmauto.de/
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Free Animated cursor for download, it's virus checked, safe, and can be easily removed if you get fed up of it. To install right click here on the file amphicon.ani then select "save target as" and put the file in you cursors folder which should be below the Windows folder. To use it just select it in the normal way from control panel (normally select the mouse settings options then pointers - depends on your version of Windows). I've used this cursor with Windows versions 95, 98, ME, NT and 2000.
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