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Matchbox 1980 AMC Eagle which is now extremely easy to find here in the UK thanks to so many retailers now stocking the various 2023 batches it has been included in.
This one coming from Tesco.
Mint and boxed.
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1979 AMC spirit, with the optional AMX package and badging. 60sec exposure + light painting with pink-gelled strobe pops and pink-gelled LED flashlight. nikon D7000 + nikkor 10-24mm.
fall 2012 paul's junkyard night photography workshop hosted by troy paiva and joe reifer. location not disclosed at the request of the owner.
AMC Theaters and Red Roof Inn signs at night - Bethlehem, PA - Minolta X-370 - Kodak Portra 800 - 35mm - scanned on Epson V600.
Part of the display at this weekends AMC Expo. Now I'm not sure if the creator is here on Flickr, but I do know he'd love if you visited his bricklink store, Aussie Brickster, which is well on it's way to becoming Australia's largest Bricklink store.
An AMC Javelin from a car cruise at Rosie's Drive in located south of Lancaster, PA near the Buck.
Camera: Nikon D70
When life hands you lemons, make a really cool custom Gremlemin out of it. Complete with totally chromed out engine, clear firewall to see all the dazzle and gleam from inside the cabin and scissor doors, this lemony themed AMC Gremlin has it all! A lemonade maker in the back makes this yellow dud the coolest car on the block! Built for theFools Rush In challenge, denoting 15 diverse, foolish and totally rock stupid automotive categories.
The 1967 Marlin was increased in size to "full-size" and based on the senior Ambassador series on a 118" wheelbase chassis, as American Motors introduced an all new, redesigned intermediate and full size platform with the 1967 AMC Rebel and Ambassador. AMC now marketed the Ambassador as a full size flagship, in line with CEO and President Roy Abernethy's vision of being a full line automaker. Less than six months into the model year, Abernethy resigned in January 1967 as record losses mounted and the all new models failed to reach sales targets.
Sharing the same platform as the Ambassador, the Marlin was basically a fastback variant of the Ambassador 2-door hardtop. The narrow rear trunk opening limited practical cargo loading and the lack of a folding rear seat on the fastback (unlike the Mustang and Barracuda) was not versatile for oversized loads. The Marlin was in its final year with just 2,545 built. The 232 six was standard, with 290 and high performance 343 V8s optional.
This Marlin (delivered October 1966) has the standard 232.
More info on the Marlin can be found at the Marlin Auto Club.
1967 AMC Ambassador/Marlin brochure: www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/amc/67amba/67amba.html
1967 AMC full line brochure: www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/amc/67amc/67amc.html
The AMC 35 was a french light tank from 1932 which was used by both french army and belgian army among the "chasseur ardennais" units. It was the best tank belgium had at the time but only a few of them were used in 1940. Its main difference compared to other french tanks was its 2 man turret so the commander wouldn't have to do all firing, reloading, spotting and commanding tasks at the same time.
I decided to make this tank in belgian colours to change a bit so I had to buy and apply belgian decals from the "chasseur" ardennais :)
I managed to put some slight angles on the chassis like the real tank on the front and on the back and I like how it renders but on the other hand I'm not really confident about the turret but I couldn't do better than that.
Nothing more with that tank, It's the first vehicle that is part of my new wave of french 1940 vehicles, other will come later, next week I'll upload a small belgian cavalery canon that I made to go with the tank. Anyway I hope you like it :)
AMC Hornet
The AMC Hornet is usually a small auto that has been created and marketed with the National Power generators Corporation (AMC) within a generation from style decades 1970 as a result of 1977. The Hornet substituted the actual small Rambler National marking the end from the Rambler...
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The AMC Gremlin (also American Motors Gremlin) is an American subcompact automobile introduced in 1970, manufactured and marketed in a single, two-door body style in America (1970-1978) by American Motors Corporation (AMC) — as well as in Mexico (1974-1978) by AMC's VehÃculos Automotores Mexicanos (VAM) subsidiary.
A rather neglected looking AMC Gremlin in an industrial area. The car its self looked quite solid and rust free so might be saved still.
Nice to see more AMC products in the Greenlight line up culminating in their latest AMC Matador which can already be seen in various guises from liveries to yearly facelifts. No opening parts but plenty of detailing to keep the average adult collector happy. Mint and boxed.