If you are looking for ‘Historical Significance’ look no farther than the AMX. It set over 200 land speed and 24 hour endurance records: Here’s a link to a short documentary about the feat. No other car has ever matched this or exceeded this level of performance from a stock certified vehicle. Not before, not after.…

Shows what you know about little AMC. In the late 1950s Rambler became the THIRD largest brand in America, edging out Pontiac. This was in large part due to the tremendous uptake on their lines of station wagons.

Thanks in large part to Chrysler who after aquiring the AMC brand disposed of wharehouses full of parts. There had been sufficient parts to keep a mere 19,000 two seat AMX vehicles in parts for decades but after the disposal it became a matter of picking through the carcasses of wrecks to get what you needed. If this…

Alabama State Trooper 401 Javelin, I do believe.

Absolutely but you didn’t mention the one major fact that AMC since the 1950s was one of only two manufactures in the world to build unit body cars. The other was Mercedes Benz. Today almost all car companies (except for a some Russian firms) have abandoned bolt on bodies to frames and the rattles that caused. Also,…