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🦅🔥 The rebel muscle that never backed down — share the AMX pride! #AMCJavelinAMX #AmericanRebel #ClassicV8 #RareMuscle #CarLegends

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2025 Dallas Christmas Parade featuring Steven, Mrs Potts Too (1962 Rambler American),Clowns and BISCUIT The Little Yellow Puppy !

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Was it worth this price? 🤔 #cheapcars #auctioncars #carflipping #lowmiles The AMC Matador was a mid-to-full-size car produced by American Motors Corporation from 1971 to 1978, succeeding the AMC Rebel. It spanned two distinct generations, with body styles including sedans, station wagons, and two-door models. The second generation, beginning in 1974, introduced a controversial two-door coupe with highly distinctive, rounded styling. While polarizing, this coupe was the basis for AMC’s brief but successful foray into NASCAR racing with drivers like Mark Donohue and Bobby Allison, who brought the Matador five wins. The four-door Matador sedan was also popular as a police and taxi fleet vehicle during the 1970s. The Matador was one of AMC’s larger offerings, powered by a range of inline-six and V8 engines. It is also remembered for its appearance as the villain's car in the 1974 James Bond film, The Man with the Golden Gun.

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RAMBLER SCRAMBLER Steve examines a 1969 AMC Rambler SC/Rambler with the brash "A paint scheme". AMC's quickest muscle car.