AMC Muscle Car Collector

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Greetings,
I stumbled on to this Forum in search of a differential oil cooler for one of the Breedlove AMX's that I am working on. Of course the name "Supercar Registry" sounds way too cool for me not to join up anyway.
Two of my personal cars carry the name Super Car which just adds to the fun.
I have a Hurst SC/Rambler as well as a Hornet SC/360 where the "SC" actually does stand for Super Car.
This is my SC/Rambler:
https://www.motortrend.com/vehicle-g...st-sc-rambler/
Here is the list of my cars in various states of ill repair.
1962 M422 AMC Mighty Mite – Rolling Restore fun!
1967 Rambler Rogue Convert – Needs total restore
1968 AMX 343/5spd – Smashed, needs fixed.
1969 Rambler American 290 auto. needs total restore
1969 AMX 290/4spd – Needs total restore
1969 AMX 390/Auto – Needs restored again..
1969 Hurst SC/Rambler – Needs LOTS of TLC.
1969 Javelin – Driving & Storing it for my Daughter
1970 AMX 360/4spd - Daily Driver
1970 Rebel Machine – Needs resurrected
1971 Hornet SC/360 – 75% Restored.
1974 AMC Wheel Horse Garden Tractor -

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Welcome!!! You found the best car site on the internet.
I have a couple AMC's in my past, 70' Yellow/Green Mark Donohue Javelin and a 73' Black Pierre Cardin AMX

[Xplantdad]

Welcome!~!

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Thanks! This my 68 AMX before it got hit in the front.
415 made with a 343 4 speed.
My1968AMX by Rick Jones, on Flickr

My Daughter's '69 Javelin 304 AW4 loaded. Hers is the Big Bad White one.
MD8 by Rick Jones, on Flickr

A few of the others in need of everything. I bought the raggety old red '69 AMX in 1974. It was my High School car.
IMG_3082 by Rick Jones, on Flickr

[Tracker1]

Fantastic collection and Thank You so much for joining, many of us on here are huge 'not-so-closet' AMC fans.
THE MCACN Nash Nutz AMC display is amazing if you've never been. Or perhaps you have already been part of it?

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Thanks again! This is my newest addition to the collection. Most of the time I buy complete junk to build a car out of but for once this one is all there. It looks better than it is but it is drivable for the most part. This rounds out my collection of the 2-seater AMX sports cars that were built from 1968 through 1970. This one is a 1970 AMX with a 360 4-speed. They made a total of 4,116 AMX's in 1970 and they made 836 with the 360 4 speed. Kinda too much red for me but getting used to it.
IMG_5069 by Rick Jones, on Flickr
IMG_5070 by Rick Jones, on Flickr

A previous owner had put a Donohue Spoiler which only came on Javelins. I am planning on putting a rear adjustable wing on it witch was a dealer installed option.
IMG_5071 by Rick Jones, on Flickr

[Tracker1]

Group 19 stuff is cool!

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Yep. Here is some more fun stuff that you could get.
IMG_2063 by Rick Jones, on Flickr
IMG_2296 by Rick Jones, on Flickr
Edelbrock R4B with an AMC part number and a Holley 950 3 barrel with a AMC part number.

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Did some minor stuff to the AMX by adding MACHINE wheels and Group 19 rear wing and front spoiler.
I also changed from a 3.54 rear end to a 2.87 for highway driving.
IMG_7004 by Rick Jones, on Flickr

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I have one of my SC/360's pretty much done as well.
Here it is playing at the Pure Stock Drags.
PSsc360 by Rick Jones, on Flickr