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June 25, 1957 was a black day in Hudson history, as the last cars rolled off the production line in Kenosha. Here’s a brief look back at the final days. When Nash and Hudson officially merged on May … Continue reading →

Out of sheer necessity, little American Motors was often the most creative of the Motor City carmakers in the 1960s. Here’s another great example: the 1966 AMC Cavalier prototype. As we’ve often said here at Mac’s Motor … Continue reading →

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The 1964 American Motors Tarpon concept car is often called AMC’s Mustang could-have-been, but in my opinion, it’s not, really. I think its real place in history is as AMC’s should-have-been Barracuda. Ford’s Mustang is usually referred to as the first “pony car” and it was; the whole pony car segment designation derives from the…

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this stunning 1965 AMC Rambler Convertible for your consideration! This clean classic comes in a brilliant yellow paint job complemented by a black interior and a black power convertible top. Powering this Rambler is a 196ci inline six cylinder which is paired to a smooth shifting automatic transmission....

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Make sure that you have an industrial-sized box of Kleenex with you for this one; if you're a Nash fan, you may need it. This is one of my favorite cars of all time, easily a top-ten car. This is a 1955 Nash Ambassador Custom LeMans and it's on Craigslist for a mere $2,000! TWO-THOUSAND DOLLARS!...

Here’s what American Motors, the USA’s number four automaker, was offering for 1980. This 1980 American Motors commercial (below) is interesting from a number of angles, including for what’s not in it. First, we noted that the Pacer is … Continue reading →

Description Summary This is an authentic Big Bad Orange 390ci 4-speed '69 AMX restored by AMC guru Rich Rinke of Turnkey Automotive. Numerous upgrades done to give modern performance and reliability while retaining classic styling. Details In 1969 the top performance model of the AMX was the 390ci 315 horsepower, 4-speed combination referred to as the “Go-Package” and that is the car as it was originally built that you see here today. Along with being the hottest model in the AMC line, and…

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