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|    The 1970 Rebel Machine is introduced to the press/public at the 1969 NHRA World Finals at Dallas International Motor Speedway on October 25, 1969. 10 cars were brought: 3 for NHRA officials to drive, 3 for a parade led by "Miss Golden Shifter" Linda Vaughn (above photo) and the remaining 4 placed in AMC dealerships in the Dallas Ft. Worth area. | 
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