Hydro Drive Amphicar

Hydro Drive AmphicarThe Amphicar was designed as a multipurpose vehicle, capable of navigating both roads and bodies of water. As a car, its 1147cc Triumph four cylinder produced a modest 47 horsepower, giving it leisurely acceleration and a top speed of just 70 MPH. On the water, the Amphicar had a top speed of seven knots, meaning it wasnt the first choice of tow boat for waterskiers. Less than 4,000 were assembled before production ended in 1965, and today these

this vintage Jantzen ski print captures the thrill of movement and the effortless sophistication of slope-side life

1950's Summer Vintage Print

while the candid composition adds warmth

Perhaps the greatest example of his strengths came on the landmark recording “What a Wonderful World” in 1967

The spit of land called Cap de Formentor (Formentor cape) is located in the Pollença municipality on the northernmost tip of the island of Majorca

the narrative tells of the young reporter Tintin

adventurous and effortlessly cool — a perfect statement piece for ski lovers

With its bold mid-century palette and sleek Jantzen design

Perfect for anyone who believes life should be driven in high heels and with the top down

With her beauty

[2] The ads were originally conceived as a way to popularize filtered cigarettes

Black and White image of a desert succulent