The main frame will consist of four light seats made of wood and tissue, with small, dainty boxes attached to their topsides for carrying of personal items. A foot pedal will also be provided in front of the seats, just in case one has the mind for sailing. The roof will be composed of simple canvas, for blocking out the sun, but again it can be converted into a sail by simply cranking the winch. Duality is seriously the name of the game in this unorthodox yet delectable green design concept.
The amphibious sandYou concept will be lots more fun than a single-function dune buggy for those long beach play days.
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