AMC cars.

[hyperspace]

The Gremlin, Pacer Rebel Ambasedor. they run forever!!

"HEY, alright one tine djou gotta tell me thats it..one tine"

[Tall_James]

I had a navy blue AMC Hornet. Man, I beat the hell out of that car.

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[whale_JUNK]

my eighth grade math teacher had one of those sport utility wagons with 4WD. an ugly car for a hideous woman. <P>

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[SuperDave]

Man oh man. The Gremlin X, the original X-treme car. The Eagle, the original sport utility wagon (despite what subaru claims.) AMC all the way baby!


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[Ralphy Ramone]

I used to have an old girlfriend who's father had bought a brand new Matador.It was ugly then and is still ugly now.So much for futuristic body lines.

"HEY JAVELIN!!!"

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[PamR&Ffan]

Wasn't the Pacer AMC? I liked the Pacer and now all cars look like one...sorta <P>

[Ralphy Ramone]

There was an AMC model called a Rambler American(early to mid 60's).Very popular for dating.The front seats folded back flush with the back seat cushion.This created a "whole car" mattress effect.

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[Gvac]

My parents had an AMC Hornet wagon when I was a wee tyke. We drove to Florida from Jersey with no seat belts and my sister and I sitting in the back cargo area. Faux wood paneling? ALWAYS classy.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9a/1972_AMC_Hornet_Sportabout_and_sports_bar.jpg

[MacVittie]

The Rambler was always my favorite.

http://www.adclassix.com/images/66ramblerclassicrebel.jpg

[furie]

we had an eagle when we were a kid. that thing did last a long while as i remember it.
that panels fell off after awhile

[Sarge]

When I was a kid my parents had a Rambler. I don't remember much about it, other than I broke my nose when it got totaled in an accident.

[Sarge]

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[A.J.]

Mom had a green Hornet (get it?). I remember we could take the key out of the ignition even when the car was turned on.

[Gvac]

Mom had a green Hornet (get it?). I remember we could take the key out of the ignition even when the car was turned on.

YES! And the horn was along the inner rim of the steering wheel. I remember my dad proudly daring anyone to figure out how to beep the horn.

[A.J.]

My parents had an AMC Hornet wagon when I was a wee tyke. We drove to Florida from Jersey with no seat belts and my sister and I sitting in the back cargo area. Faux wood paneling? ALWAYS classy.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9a/1972_AMC_Hornet_Sportabout_and_sports_bar.jpg

We had the faux wood paneling on the Town and Country Station Wagon. Seat belts? Nah. I remember the rear view mirror had a crack in it from when my brother flew into it after my Mom stopped the car short to avoid an accident.

http://www.fuselage.de/chr69/69chr_ad04b.jpg

[tanless1]

i still own a '65 rambler wagon. needs some work on the sterring (bushings and such) and a rebuild on the wiper motor (vacuum) she'd be back to daily driver. have thought about making a wheelie car out of it.... or just supe'n her up straight, just dont know.

[Mullenax]

we had an eagle when we were a kid. that thing did last a long while as i remember it.
that panels fell off after awhile
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I had a buddy whose parents practically operated an Eagle graveyard to keep one running. Seemed like it was easy enough to work on, and I loved riding in it. Good memories.

[Ritalin]

My next door neighbor when I was a kid had an AMC Gremlin Levi's edition. The entire car was upholstered in denim, and there were pockets like on the ass of your jeans on the inside of the doors.

Fuck. I forgot all about that.

[jennysmurf]

We had a brown AMC Spirit. It was the best car ever!

http://tbn3.google.com/images?q=tbn:u53fuO-rFVuf1M:http://www.amx-perience.com/1980Spirit800x600.jpg

[HamandEgger]

Lady next door had one.

http://www.brandonclassics.com/www/images/1965_chevy_corvair/1965-chev-corvair-teal.jpg

[spot]

Not really an AMC tho..