Clearly, I’m a masochist, given the number of classic car ads I’ve gone through despite not having the ability to get one. Well, here’s another one. This one is a bit more special then most.
Muscle car fans worth their salt should be well aware of the 1968-1970 AMC AMX. Fewer know about the AMX package available for the 1971-1974 Javelin. Almost no one knows about the AMX trio of the late 1970s: Hornet, Concord, and Spirit.
Here is an example of the final AMX, the Spirit. This seems to be in respectable shape, especially compared to the rusted heaps that most Malaise Era AMCs are. If a King Cobra Mustang II isn’t obscure enough for you, this should be just about perfect.
The AMC lunatic in me wants this, despite its many shortcomings. I am beyond hope.
Here is part of the ad:
Just arrived from Carlisle PA, Spring show. This AMC Spirit AMX is from NC, 2 owner, recent ground up restoration. 99% rust free, orig. AMX 1 of 1,834, originally with a 304-2V, now has a 77-360 V8 with 52,000 miles. Edlebrock intake and new 600CFM carb., 268H comp. cam, Headman Headers, Factory 4 spd., tach and gauges, console, PS, dual remote sport mirrors, am/fm, full tinted glass, factory turbine wheels, window louvers, side louver vents, multi orange/red/black stripes from Phoenix Graphics shown in a beautiful 2 stage base coat clear coat paint.
[Link: Hemmings]
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