1999 MOPAR Nationals – AMC Cars



Below, a very clean straight six engine equipped 1965 AMC Rambler

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Below, probably the wildest car to come from mild-mannered American Motors. A 1969 AMC/Hurst SC/Rambler. A light body stuffed with a 390 cubic inch V8 and upgraded suspension and brakes. That paint scheme just screams out “give me a speeding ticket!”.

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Below, a very nice 1970 AMC AMX.

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Below, a 1970 AMC Javelin complete with 390 cubic inch V8 engine.

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Below, a 1979 AMC Spirit. It’s pretty unusual to find one as nice as this. Actually, it’s pretty unusual to find one at all!

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