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Summary
| Description | Amphibious vehicle conversion from a VW T3 Transporter (camper ?), used by Richard Hammond in a Top Gear (2002 TV series) episode, where the three hosts attempted to cross the English Channel to Continental Europe — from "Dunsfold Wheels and Wings" exposition (2007) |
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| Source | WTF is this? :-) |
| Author | allen watkin from London, UK |
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