7 Rarest AMC Muscle Cars Ever Made!

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That Ambassador Machine is freaking gorgeous!

HawklordLI
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Not on the list but in 1967 they built Rouges equipped with 343 V-8s. 4 bbl carb, dual exhausts, 4 speed etc. The Rouge was also the vehicle were the new V-8 was introduced in 1966.

mpetersen
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Grew up in a small town in the northeast and there was one of those Hornet S/Cs on the streets for quite some time. I knew they were kinda rare but I didn't realize they were that rare.

I think it's wild that we had something that special in our little town and very few people likely realized how special it actually was.

hughjass
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Still have my '70 AMX 360/4V with Hurst 4-speed....getting more rare every year.

airforceveteran
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I have never heard of the 1971 Matador Machine. It's an interesting car to get.

johnnymason
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I'm impressed, I had heard of all of these except for the Matador Rebel Machine and your #1 The California SE AMX, great list! I actually remember as a child someone who owned a Mark Donahue special, it was silver with a massive raised hood.

thebionicbassplayer
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My friend in high school had a javelin and he was always picky about his seats they had a tag on them, made by Sergio Valente.

DKLGalactus
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I lived many years just down the street from the AMC plant. All the HVAC units were replaced like 4 years before Chrysler tore the factory down. It sits as a brownfield to this day. (Kenosha)

accobra
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Great video, but a minor observation: The Rebel Machines could actually also be ordered out in any AMC color offered in 1970. I believe the red, white and blue models were more common overall.

AMCmachine
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The Javelin Trans Am edition was offered in the early 69 model year before the contract with Penske was signed. The rear spoiler was the same one used in 68 & 69. Could be ordered out of the performance parts catalog.

mpetersen
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This video missed the 10 dealer supplied Machines that were given by AMC to dealers having success on the drag strip, primarily with AMXs and Javelins. I've seen evidence of 3 of them and at least two of them still exist. One was in the Midwest and featured in Larry Mitchell's newsletter that I forget the name of, another I saw in pieces in Al Timmers' barn in Ypsilanti, Michigan. That car was bought and still exists. The third was the Bruce Smith Machine that was campaigned up and down the west coast for two years, never losing a race according to Bruce when I interviewed him in 2002 or thereabouts.

johnnewell
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One thing I've never heard was how heavy the Matador Machine was. It must have been substantial because the doors had extra bracing in them which made the doors much heavier than a Machine door. On top of that, the front clip was 2" longer. Lots of room for extra weight.

johnnewell
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Enjoy your videos, but the music between segments sounds like something from a safety training video.

davidunger
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What a bargain the Hurst SC/Rambler was. You could option dual 4 bbl carbs and intake manifold, headers, ignition, camshaft, and rear end gears. Buy it, drive it, and race it!

beyond_the_infinite
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WHY DID YOU NOT INCLUDE the GREMLIN with 360 V8 & four on the floor?

A friend I knew in late 70's had to put WHEELIE BARS on it to keep it from flipping. He could beat any of the big 3 muscle cars at the stoplights & was a blast to ride in!

Great video as AMC was too far ahead of the times. Such as in the 1980s where many of today's BMW & MERCEDES mimic the AWD & basic shape just a little more modernized softer lines. Plus Subaru entire k8ne is basically rounded off versions of what became Eagle car models.

coachdale
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How about the Rebel Raider sold only in the greater NY area.

BB-ofgh
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odd. huge torque low hp, at least for engine size. seems like all american motors were built like this.
i wonder if they seriously under-rated hp on purpose at that time for some reason. maybe something to do with gas shortage?

orionoutdoorsandworkshop
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No IKA Torino? It was a AMC Rambler American with a Pininfarina redesign and it was used for racing until these days

pablozocchi
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Blue, from casper wy like both versions. Never would have painted one blue but it wast bad.

kevinlukshin
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It's good ..but at the end it only hursts

lorddiosliving