Scored a few cool ones this weekend. 72 is mostly done. Rotisserie restored. Body color under neath. All new.

73 is the roughest one ive seen before. But its a loaded car. Air. 401 go pack z code. Tilt. Air. Luggage rack.

How the S/Crambler was not included in this list is beyond me, but Brian Anderson of HotCars remembers ten other notable American Motors cars.

1968 AMC AMX Bucket seats original with reclining seats.

Siddhant Dive of HotCars remembers the 1969 Super Stock AMC AMX.

Just got this ‘74 232cu. The air cleaner assembly is gone, could I get a newer after market one somehow or do I need to source and original?????

I never get tired of this James Bond chase scene so here it is — I’m sure once again. Sorry, no Matadors… those require the full scene but boy it sure looks silly.

We were doing the oil and carbs clean on my 66 jeep j2000 with the original amc 327 engine and when draining the oil found steal. Dropped the pan and found the whole trust washer sitting in the pan in pices. When looking for the part we learned that the part is almost impossible to find. Can anyone give a sorce for the part? We found one shop that would rebuild the whole engine but we alreddy rebuilt it a few years back and they won't sell us the 1 part or give a supplier

Hari Krishnan of HotCars remembers the 1969 American Motors Rambler.

Siddhant Dive of HotCars remembers the 1970 AMC Rebel Machine. Make sure you read the comments at the end of the article.

With some American Motors history thrown in, Brian Anderson of HotCars remembers the AMC Javelin.

These were my dads. His racing career spanned mainly HISCC (Heart of IL Sports Car Club) and other odds and ends but I don’t know how he got these jackets. Were they mail order? Only available at races? Any info would be appreciated.

What do yall think?

If you read the entire article, you will see why this Mopar guy posted this. In his Final Parking Space column on Hagerty , Murilee Martin remembers the 1948 Kaiser Special.