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The Hornet X was AMC\'s sports coupe and they are getting harder and harder to find. Development of the Hornet model took AMC three years, a million man-hours, and $40 million. The Hornet was an all-new design sharing no major body components, but utilizing some of the Rambler American\'s chassis and drivetrain. An all-new front suspension with anti-brake dive was developed for AMC\'s large-sized \'senior\' 1970 models, and instead of developing lighter components for the new compact-size platform, the same parts were incorporated into the Hornet. This \'76 is painted gloss black with white stripes running the length of the car. The interior is comprised of black vinyl. Under the hood you...

This little AMC has been very well cared for as you will see. The drivetrain consists of a recently rebuilt 343 CID V8 and a 904 automatic transmission. This combination offers plenty of power. The exterior is coated in a bright Maxi Blue and the interior is comprised of blue vinyl. Other options include: A/C, AM/FM Radio, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Radial Tires, and Rally Wheels. Upgraded parts include: Dragon Fire Ignition, Headers and Exhaust, Front Disc Brakes, Balanced and Blue Printed Engine...

All original and with a numbers matching drivetrain, this car is truly a collector's piece. This particular AMC Hornet for sale is powered by a peppy 258 cubic inch inline 6 cylinder. Built to be both economical and reliable, the inline-6 provides plenty of torque, allowing for quick and smooth acceleration. Backing the 6 cylinder is a 3-speed automatic. Add this to the tight power steering and the finely tuned power brakes, and you have a vehicle that can stand up next to any modern day economy car. This 74' AMC Hornet wagon for sale has an exterior that is nothing short of groovy. The light Seafoam Green paint is original and even adorns the original 1974 World's Fair sticker in the back window. With sharp lines, this is truly one sharp looking wagon! The interior would appear to come straight from The Brady Bunch, with green and white patterned cloth and vinyl seats. Open all for doors and the back hatch and you'll be amazed at the square footage and surface area you have to work with. With enough room...

This survivor is powered by a 327 V-8, with a Holley 4-bbl, mated to the factory Flash-O-Matic 3-speed automatic transmission. Painted in red with a black roof, she appears to be an original car, has been cared for over the years, and is a real driver! AMC made the attempt to bring this model into the next generation, by the addition of the sporty console with arm rest, and the optional fully reclinable bucket seats.

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a 1966 AMC Ambassador 880! This is an original survivor car, purchased new on April 10, 1966, in Racine Wisconsin. Sporting mostly original paint in Brittannia Dark Blue, Original upholstery, it was brought out of storage in 2008 and received a fuel system clean and flush, new hoses, belts, plugs, wires, brakes, and clutch.

This Ambassador 880 is one of 13,974 originally produced, this is an awesome basic 60's automobile. equipped with the 232 CID Inline 6, with 3 Speed Manual Transmission with overdrive. the front seats recline and lay flat to become a bed, coming with the window screens...