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I can't remember the last time I saw a Pacer out in the wild so to speak. This one looked to be in decent driver shape too.
Detail shot of the 43-year-old owner-applied race paint. Potomac Ramblers' AMC-Mopar Day at Capitol Raceway, Crofton, MD, June 11, 2011.
This AMC Eagle was parked at a grocery store and when its owner came out I asked her if it had been restored, but she said she'd just taken really good care of it. She must park it in a time machine instead of a garage -- it's immaculate!
A 1974 AMC Gremlin, it was North America’s first modern subcompact, beating the Ford Pinto (which my family had) to market by a few months. Once mocked, the vehicle is now a cult classic.
AMC Spirit AMX on the track at Blackhawk Farms Raceway - South Beloit, IL Saturday, October 15th, 2011
You don't see many AMC muscle cars at car shows, but here is one. Photographed at the J. C. Whitney Car Show, LaSalle, Illinois, May 4, 2014. I know the owner of this one.
Early example of the American Motor Corporations compact car, produced from 1975 till 1980.
6 cylinder,
3802cc,
1510 kgs.
Imported in Autumn 2000.
Amsterdam-C. / Jordaan, Westerstraat, June 14, 2012
i'd been to city walk in universal studios several times but i'd never seen a movie there before. i guess since it was a highly anticipated movie by me and my friends and the day after was a national holiday, we decided to venture out from our usual movie going spots and come out here. the movie in question was transformers... we had originally thought that this movie would be given the imax treatment but unfortunately we were wrong. nevertheless, i had fun going to citywalk again. this time i had my d70 with me and i was able to take a few decent shots. also ate at a sushi place there which was a bit slow in service and a bit price of course. the movie itself was really good! i had issues with it but in the end, i was still amazed that there was actually a transformers movie... everything looked so real! plus that megan fox... good lord... that's all there really is to say about her. haha.
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Un coche de estilo controversial de una empresa en problemas. OfrecÃa espacio interior equivalente a coches americanos más grandes pero su estilo era objeto de bromas y le llamaban la pecera. A mi personalmente no me parece malo el estilo y me gusta tanta visibilidad pero los americanos de entonces estaban demasiado acostumbrados a coches muy cuadrados.
Displayed yesterday (and today) at AMC and this is my first photo from the event - The Quidditch Cup
Bob Nixon's design, the AMX 2. While a roller, this stunning designed
prototype would later end up shoved up top a used car lot pole at Twin Pines
Auto Sales in PA as a advertising gimmick. Lucky for us AMCers it was
brought down and is in a museum in Canada now. This is a beautiful front and
rear view from 1968 shows what AMC 'was thinking about' back then. It would
have been a rear engined vehicle.The "what ifs" question here has been
debated with AMC fans since 1968/9 with this one! Found on EBAY. From the internet.