A total of four "Wet Nellie" diving cars were built for the underwater scenes. All but the last one were hollow shells. One was shot off the pier by an air cannon and had retractable wheels, one had panels that covered the wheel wells, one that had diving planes that extended from the wheel wells, and one that was actually able to move underwater. The last one was operated by scuba divers, since the car was filled with water. One of the fiberglass "Wet Nellie" shells was found on a scrap heap. It was restored on American Restoration: Bond Ambition (2014). The final restoration has one wheel down and one wheel in the process of retracting on the passenger side, and the dive fins in place on the driver's side. It also has the window shields, periscope, missile, propellers, and rudders as seen in the film. It is on display at a James Bond Museum in Florida.
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