They drove over the Glenn Highway, then down the Alaskan Highway to the junction of the Taylor Highway, up it to Eagle, put the Amphicars in the Yukon River, and came out at Circle, AK.

A total distance of 165 miles.

The plan was for them to take this historic path, being the first car to "drive" down the Yukon River, and to sell the video reel for promotional use to the Amphicar corporate offices, but Amphicar ended up going bankrupt and nothing came of their trip.

And yes… there are two propellers in the back.

The vehicle appeared at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York City at the Cavalcade Of Custom Cars as the featured car after winning a “Best In Show” at Madison Square Garden in October of 1963.

The car was definitely decades before it’s time, it has shag carpet, rear-passenger radio in the backseat (so they could listen to different music in the backseat), and even a 10 inch tube tv screen between the front driver and passenger seat! I remember it being a big deal when my 2000 Chevy Tahoe had a radio in the back for passengers and a small lcd with a vcr hooked up to it.