Cami

CAMI is the shortened vehicle identity of Cool Amphibious Manufacturers International, founded by John and Julie Giljam and based in the United States. CAMI's own 2019 catalog marked twenty years of operation from 31 March 1999 and described a custom-built range spanning amphibious tour buses, rescue vehicles, sports cars and non-amphibious products. The best-known Terra Wind is an amphibious motor coach that combines road travel with marine propulsion; the Hydra Terra family served as a foam-filled amphibious tour-bus concept, while Hydra Spyder and related responder products occupy different use cases. NHTSA's model register includes Amphibious Responder, Amphiquest, Hydra Gator, Hydra Spyder, Hydra Terra, motorcycle diesel/biodiesel trikes and Terra Wind. These are custom and special-purpose vehicle families, so the catalog does not imply mass production or merge CAMI with the donor Ford, military or marine identities used in individual builds. No complete output ledger is available.

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