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American Motors stepped into the 2-seater world from 1968 to 1970. The AMC AMX would start a small cult following that is still active today. In 1970, just over 4000 of these rare muscle cars were built. Even fewer of these AMX-s came with the 390 V8. A custom exhaust has been added to take full advantage of the 390-s power. With 325 horsepower on tap and mated to a T-10 Warner 4-speed manual transmission, this car could get sideways in a hurry. We like to call that the fun factor. This AMX is equipped with power steering, and a tilt steering wheel. The blacked-out hood really makes the green paint pop! The power blister hood with scoops and...

This classic beauty is a sight to behold with its striking blue exterior and matching blue interior. The AMX is a true enthusiast's car, known for its unique blend of style, performance, and rarity. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 370 CID V8 engine, ready to deliver an exhilarating driving experience. The manual transmission adds an extra layer of engagement, allowing you to truly feel connected to the road. This is a car that doesn't just look good - it's built to perform. Inside, the blue interior is a nod to the classic era of muscle cars, providing a comfortable and stylish ride. The AMX is not just a car, it's a statement. It's a testament to a time when cars were more than just a means of transportation - they were a symbol of freedom and individuality. This 1970 AMC AMX is a true classic,...

This '69 AMX is powered by a 390 cubic inch V8 engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Options on this 1969 AMC AMX for sale include: AM Radio, Seat Belts, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Leather Interior, Tilt Wheel and Firestone Redline Bias Ply Tires wrapped around Magnum 500 Wheels. This 1969 AMC AMX is offered for sale with only 29,734 original miles. This amazing survivor is originally a California car and has been owned and garage kept by the current owner for nearly two decades. The highly optioned AMX is as original as they come. The only items that have been replaced are: tires, exhaust, headliner, battery, front springs, fuel pump, steering wheel and fluids. This 390 cubic inch factory manual 4-speed with Go-Pack is stunning in Big Bad Green with tan leather interior and Black racing stripes. AMC only produced 284 Big Bad Green AMXs in 1969 making this classic very rare and highly collectible. AMC introduced the steel bodied 2-seater in 1968 in an effort to bring younger buyers to the dealerships. The high performance AMX (American Motors Experimental) offered a shorter wheelbase and a much lower sticker price than the Corvette. The 6. 4L 390 cubic...

The AMX was American Motor Company's answer to the Pony Car. This 1968 AMX is in another league. The Sublime Green PPG paint looks amazing, showing very well and setting the mood of this vehicle from the first time you lay eyes on it. The black leather interior is amazing and looks like it is brand new. The car underwent a complete restoration just 8,000 miles ago and the odometer only shows 55,902. The current owner is the second owner and this car is just waiting for it's third owner to take it to it's new home. This rotisserie restoration took the better part of two years to finish and the attention to detail was meticulous. Under the hood is a monster 390 CI V8 mated to an automatic transmission. The Posi-trac rear end with 3. 73 gears help get all that power to the ground. This AMX...

If the color is not enough to get you excited about this AMX then the documentation will! This Big Bad Blue AMX was purchased 16 months after the original owner by the present owner's brother. The current owner (purchased from his brother in 1989 and has owned it since). We have 2 full binders of documentation including a second set of keys, receipts for restoration, about 8700 miles on the rebuild per the current owner. Per the owner he states it is the correct 390 V8 with a Borg Warner T10 4 speed. The body was disassembled down to the unibody per the owner, receipts included. The build sheet is included in the documentation, the AMX originates from the American Motors Experimental' code used on a concept vehicle. Not quite a Pony car and not quite a sports car, since the beginning the AMX has defied classification. With just 19,134 produced before it reached the end of the road! Although uncommon the two seat AMX remains a favorite to buy especially with the...