Cruising A Hurst SC/Rambler: AMC's Light Heavyweight 

Too bad they didn’t have an engine bigger than the 401, but I agree. They did fantastic things.

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That car really wanted to rev. I had just met the owner so I kept the rpm under 5500.

@@musclecarcampy9922 LOL , my last run around the block I would of HAD to of pushed it to the limit, then ask forgiveness & hand him a $100 bill LOL , I have NEVER been for a ride in one, I'm in North Central Florida & I'd give some $$$ to drive one or even ride in one with someone who KNOWS how to push it, & I'd like to FEEL it in the curves just to see HOW they would handle

​​⁠It was not confidence inspiring in the corners, but it sure wanted to go in a straight line.

That was Rapid City in 1969.. boy the time flies

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It ran perfectly. It did not need fuel injection.

It was limited production, not demand. They were only going to make 500, then 1,000 and ended up building 1,512. Good numbers for a high-performance Rambler.

I do not think it is ugly at all. It's not an AMX or Mach 1 in the looks department, but it has its charms.

@@musclecarcampy9922 That's WHY I put - I M O

Very cool and rare cars. Can't miss em w that paint job . All the best goodies from the AMC factory, in a no frills pkg. 😎

🤣 That's one BEAUTIFUL machine, LOVE the body style & even a solid colored one would be GREAT !