Super Rare 700 hp AMC/Hurst SC Rambler Scrambler 

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Absolutely love seeing an AMC powered AMC on the channel

Too bad AMC wasn't able to stay in business. They had a bunch of cool cars.

I love this car... I didn't know that they used the same bumper front and rear. that's cool muscle-car trivia. The engine bay is fantasticly basic but also super customized. I'm not a big fan of that big metal-flake paint but it works because it's a throwback to the gasser racing days and this car has a gasser appeal. It's nice to see these old relics from the muscle car era gaining recognition. AMC was right there with the pavement pounders of the period. It was a shame that they went out of business. The Ramber Scrambler was arguably the quickest muscle stock car ever built.

You made me and I'm sure many others actually start wearing seatbelts and respect the safety, Kudos to you Shawn.

Every body does Camaros and Mustangs, so cool to see something different.

The stance on this car is perfect! Just the right touches. Excellent build.

One of the most iconic muscle cars and paint themes (imo) AMC was cool.

AMC is such a cool company. All opposite ends of the spectrum. From muscle in the 70s to 80s AWD. Really neat stuff.

It was my favorite of AMC 67-69 year models every car made was a bad boy still to this day. Even around the world look them up!!!

Honestly AMC had some really gnarly machines. A lot of people don't know about them but the amx , the sc/rambler , javelin, marlin are some of the coolest cars. Thank you for showing this, just an awesome build.

I stumbled across Old Anvil videos the other day. They do really nice work

Friend bought one new, 1969. Terrorized So Cal with it. Perfect streetlight/streetlight car! Crazy torque.

@AutotopiaLA I saw that episode where ole boy said I know my brakes aren’t the best and at that point I swear I’d wish the episode was over and then the most unfortunate thing happened the car accident happened and I instantly knew it was all bad I prayed for everyone. And now I happy ASF that you showed what happens when you’ve a person behind the wheel of a vehicle with that kind of power that isn’t deserving of such power because he’s not responsible enough to have routine service. Done to make sure everything is safe to drive. One more Shawn thank God you’re able to continue doing what you LOVE ❤️ THE MOST IN LIFE MAKING SUPER AMAZING EPIC CONTENT FOR YOUR RU-vid SHOW AND ALL OF US YOUR FANS. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR TEAM.

literally one of my favorite cars of all time. it’s like it has australian spirit, nugget spirit… holden energy. a decorated compact muscle car.

Badass thats the one you take home later bud

Thoroughly enjoyed this show/video! I'll be 72 this July. When I was a Sr. In high school I bought a 64 Rambler American from an uncle for $15.. My dad and myself put a 283 Chevy in it! I loved that car!

I love those wheels. they would look so perfect on a 68 to 72 Buick GS Skylark.

One of the coolest builds I’ve ever seen due to the uniqueness, rarity, and keeping with the original Sc/Rambler theme. The attention to detail and the metal flake puts it over the top!

A friend of mine owns a B-Scheme Scrambler. I like the B-Scheme bc it’s not loud in huge bill board colors.

Scott is such a cool and genuine guy. I've known him for a couple of months, always positive and knowledgeable. GREAT GUY ALL AROUND! Scott, if you see this, I love you! - PreZ

This is tastefully done. the nicest scrambler I've ever seen 😍

Amazing car! It was a pleasure for us to work on!!

That's the best car I've seen.... ever

First of all, I want to say I love these little cars! For the auto manufacturer, Rambler, to have the notion to make such a car makes me a fan from the start. However, this was not a 13.50 et car straight from Hurst as this man implies. My dad had a 69 Charger R/T. The car was bone stock automatic, with a 3.91 positive track differential, running 10 inch Inglewoods. (not sure about the exact width) We pulled up to an Exxon gas station. The attendant had one of these Hurst Rambler Scramblers parked in front of the station. He asked my dad if he thought his Charger could keep up with that thing, pointing to the Scrambler. Dad said he thought he could. Dad had been racing this car at a local drag strip and was consistently bringing home the class trophy. His best et was 13.95. Since my brother and I were riding with our dad that day, I rode in the Scrambler with the owner to balance the weight load of the two vehicles. This was really not much of a race. The Charger left him at the starting line and kept pulling away the entire race to end by several car lengths lead. This race was repeated with the same result. I noticed as I rode in the scrambler, the 390 ci engine seemed to lack an upper RPM range. The acceleration seemed to level off at around 4,500 RPM. It could eventually reach 5500 RPM, but it took a while to get there. Based on my experience, this car was a high 14 second to 15 second car in pure stock form. I sure with the proper upgrades, this light little car could have been a real beast, but in stock form, there were many cars from that era that could beat it.

Nothing short of spectacular and I’m a purist. (and OCD) Wouldn’t change a thing. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome AMC

Looks like Nova's little sister! Beautiful classic!👏👏👍❤

Beautiful car. I'm so old I remember the originals quite well. The Old Anvil shop never disappoints.

What a Beautiful Ride, Love the lines , the Awesome paint job / scheme, the sound , Smiles all around 😊

Serious power to weight ratio on this incredible build. Love the undercarriage and everything about this guy's work. Impressive. On a side note, I'll send you a link to the video I posted a while ago with Brad's AR-15 foaming wand. I couldn't shoot it at work because our location was bought out by a corporate entity and essentially forced me and others out. They didn't want to pay me what I was making. Sad. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas, Shawn. You're an awesome cat and I'm always looking forward to your vids twice a week. I could definitely hang out with you (maybe one day). Take care.

In the '50s to '80s my dad owned Marshall Fenn Ltd, for a decade or so the ad agency of record for AMC Canada. So all he drove were AMC cars from about '68-'80 -- AMX, Javelin, Gremlin, Pacer, Concorde, Ambassador wagons. I LOVED the AMX, a true muscle car, which my mother and father hated for the same reason (they were not go-fast people, like their son is). Later, dad bagged Kaiser Jeep, so we had Jeeps, too. By around '82, AMC was in trouble and merged with Renault (of France), becoming AMC/Renault. After that dumb idea fizzled, the whole shebang got bought out by Chrysler. By that time I was in my mid-20s, in office furniture sales in Toronto, and ended up furnishing the whole Toronto (actually, Bramalea) Assembly Plant that started out as AMC/Renault, then became Chrysler/Jeep/Eagle by the time they built it and started producing cars. That plant's since produced Dodge Chargers, Challengers, 300s and god knows what else. All trivia... of no use to anyone but me!

That’s a refreshing build. So Sixites.

Talk about a diamond🤘

I don't know who told you an AMC was a truck motor that wouldn't turn high rpms . 30 years ago i built a 79 AMX with 304. It would turn almost 9k rpm . Only problem i had was heads kept trying to come up at around 7300. I used arp studs to hold my dart heads down. I wish i had kept that car but i unfortunately destroyed it because the bell housings kept breaking on my 4 speed. I pulled the motor and put it into a 78 ford lwb pickup. We had to put turnbuckle and chains to heads to hold it into truck. It would break the motor mounts repeatedly. It was geared so heavy you couldn't put it in 4th until you were at above 70mph. Fastest damn truck i ever had. It would scare hell out of you.

Nice AMC 👍👍👍

So cool, it looks so classic, yet so modern!

Such a rad car!

Grew up in my moms all red Rambler. Not a SC. Wish i knew the year. Slept on the back floor hump & back window many times. Id sit backward with my rear end fitting in the steering wheel. LOL Awesome car gave me wonderful memories with my mom! ❤

Never been a hard core AMC guy but, this might just be my favorite build that I've ever seen on this channel. Love this build! And I like it even more because they kept it close to its roots and heritage. Kudo's!

In 1969 I wanted one of these soooooo....bad. No funds; no fun. Next year I bought my Roadrunner. Still love the looks of these....wish they'd stayed in business as they had a fresh and funky approach to performance.

So cool that you are deviating from the standard muscle fare!

The stance is just perfect, too, and those meats in the rear let you know this one likes to get down! 👍👍

C'est rare , ça change ! Quelle beauté

Super cool build Shawn!

This vehicle is an excellent tribute to AMC and the SC/Rambler.

I am sure like in other families we use to jokingly refer to AMC as almost a car. Still liked them and were impressed by more than one of their performance. Even the little 258 6 cylinders could be pretty quick in a Hornet or Gremlin. One year at the Kingman AZ air and auto show a little Gremlin showed up with a 401 in it. It was beating all kinds of cars in the drag races. Super nice build on the SC Scrambler. In hindsight maybe should have said back then almost a Chrysler. Was sad to see the car side of AMC die off but happy to see it join Chrysler rather than fully disappear.

Just wow...stance wheels, tires is absolutely perfect!! Its a feat to get rpm and longevity out of those any details on the heads? The fact its a manual and still AMC really makes this one Snorkel scoops are my all time fav so nice to see this instead of yet another over sized cowl hood and an ls. Love me some oddball cars, gotta admit this is the first one with the color scheme I even remotely liked. Well done!

One of the cleanest cars I've seen, super classic and classy, love the flakes.

Thanks for the video what a great car I think it's one of my favorites ever of all time when I was 13 years old the guy in my neighborhood had had a scrambler it was insane it made Shame of the other guys 68 Roadrunner Blues doors off have a great day there's a couple of scramblers around in Milwaukee they're nice old guys have them I'm old too I had my opportunity to buy one but didn't a long time ago how dumb was thatHave a great day

I love that car! Beautiful. Just beautiful.

Very nice build and car!!! Now I want to see the drag version go down the track!! Great job everyone at autotopia happy holidays always look forward to the top notch content. Happy new autotopia year!

Man that thing is rad. Never knew I needed an AMC.

The engine sounds like no other it's a mind blower thanks again

This youngster doesn't realize that Wally Booth (and a few others) used to race an AMC in Pro Stock. Love this build.

That is one of the coolest cars you have showcased. Nice build.

Guy has great passion. Car is stunning. Greetings

What a fantastic old car very well done I like it. I knew somebody years ago who's mom and dad had one of these a little 6 cylinder and always enjoyed driving the little thing. It was such a needle of car and always thought it would be great to put a big stink in V8 And it, But this little car is nice. Thank you so much to the guys who building a very good job

DUDE! This is easily my favorite cars you have ever covered! I have always loved these cars. The metal flake paint just took it over the top for me! This is easily one of your top 5 cars you have ever covered! What a damn cool car!!!!!!!! Love me some Red, White, and Blue!

Beautiful car. Love the stance and wheel selection. Hey Sean love your merch but I need 4xl shirts please….

This build is stunning! Love the metallic twist with the paint. I really want to know what wheels and wheel specs are on that red C6 Z06 in the background.

Cool car for sure congratulations 😊

Deck your intakes with 4 barrel Holley's, tra la la la la...

I love AMC's...hell even the Pacer lol

all your videos are great, thanks

That is a beaut ..well put together.

Now thats what I'm talking about.

Love Amc and its awesome the owner kept Amc powerplant, it brings a tear to my eye 🥲

That amazes me the front and rear bumpers are the same! Love it 🤣

Had to rewatch. What he did with the garish paint combo really works and makes it look awesome Couldnt have picked a better "different" car to feature, man! Happy Holidays

i love it, looks and sounds badass

Killer Car can't get enough AMC Muscle don't see them to often

Hell yeah shawn....... Mind blowing........ Greetings from india 🇮🇳🤠🤠🤩🤩🤘🏻🙌

nice restomodded AMC ScRambler!!

Cool car, love the body lines it so settle and clean 🙌🏿

“Is it a Hemi?” That’s a good question! I would think because Chrysler did buy AMC someone could be running a Hemi in the AMC these days

I had a 71 AMX with a 401 , what a runner it was in stock form.

AMC

This is just 🤩

What a beauty!

Very cool car!! ❤

That’s one sweet ride!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ 😊

Beautiful automobile 🔥

Love AMC, brilliant cars, and I happen to own one.

Hummm sexis cars j adore ce style nascar elle ferait fureur ici garder la bien aux chaud 🙏

Very cool car. My Dad always liked the rambler use to tell me how fast they were.

Beautiful Car ❤❤❤

Id love to one day be able to have a vehicle built or build one with my dad even half this good, but I doubt it will happen unless i win the lottery especially atm with this economy. I try not to be materialistic but I have a passion for cars and guns both being expensive to do'em right.

I really wanted to see a no brake burnout to get an idea of how powerful is this car.

Très beaux tuning cars ❤

wow very nice

This was one of my "Hero" cars when I was growing up. Along with the Rebel Machine. Couple things I have an issue with... No AMC guys would call these Scramblers...it's pronounced ess-see rambler. IMO they went a little overboard with the paint...too much metal flake and the side panel colors are way too big even for an "A" scheme repro. I'm a fan of the "B" scheme paint. The smaller Ram Air scoop suits the car much better. This unibody was introduced in 1963 and lasted through the American, Hornet, Concord, and Eagle nameplates so over twenty five years for that basic structure. They were cheap but they rode better than any Falcon, Chevy II, or Valiant derivative from that era. The motors were industrial at best but the rest of the car was actually built pretty well.

Badass

Those ass shots on the way out the shop got me going😉

The coolest part about this car that it's N/A

More AMC!!!!🇺🇸

Cool 😎!

I like rambler classic 👍

I remember AMC running a funny car in the late sixties and it was pumping 1200 horsepower it was a AMC 390 bored out to a 468 671 blower just

I built two Rouges both with 440s 83/4s 4spd cars I wanted sleeper look. I was very impressed with this construction if you have that kind of $$ wish I could have lined up my 66 car 😈😈