Anyone here ever drive an AMC?

Seems like a few of you might have gotten some women into the backseat of your AMC way back in the 70s.

LWS got double teamed in the back of one of those at ole lookout hill.

I feel like Loose had an AMC at one point.

Tan Concord in high school. Chicks went wild.

SeeRockCity wrote:Tan Concord in high school. Chicks went wild.

Ladies man

This ain't got nothing on a Pacer.

My first brand new car after I started working after college was a Renault Alliance which, as it turns out, was the biggest POS car of all time.

During that same timeframe, I was renting a flat in the 48224, and the the woman who had the upper flat owned an AMC Eagle.  She was just what you'd expect.  An 1/8th ton  heifer.

Turtleneck wrote:I feel like Loose had an AMC at one point.

Nope, my 1st car was a '68 Mustang and since then I've owned nothing but GM. Sporty cars through the 80s and Chevrolet Trucks, either Suburbans or pickups since then.

I have two Trek's, a Specialized and a sweet vintage Bianchi.

I'm way too young to have driven one. By time I was driving AMC was kapoot!

Not because I wanted to.

72 Ambassador! A Pussywagon's Pussywagon.

LooseGoose wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:I feel like Loose had an AMC at one point.

Nope, my 1st car was a '68 Mustang and since then I've owned nothing but GM. Sporty cars through the 80s and Chevrolet Trucks, either Suburbans or pickups since then.

Did you have a mullet?

Turtleneck wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

Nope, my 1st car was a '68 Mustang and since then I've owned nothing but GM. Sporty cars through the 80s and Chevrolet Trucks, either Suburbans or pickups since then.

Did you have a mullet?

lol, by a strict definition. No.

Drove to the AMC Forum 30 a few times

My cousin was a car geek and had a 1969 Hurst SC/Rambler. It had a 390 cubic inch V8 and went like hell. It was a boxy design and looking back I wonder if the brakes and suspension were ever close to what was needed for the engine.