1970 AMC Rebel " The Machine"

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True AMC Rebel The Machine not a clone.

390 stroked and bored to a 421ci. .......motors biult by Ken Smith
steal crank int. balenced
Alum. SBC Rods
Solid roller cam
Milodon oil pan
MSD 7al with pro coil and Mallory distibuter
Stock ported heads with the bigger Chrysler valves
7/16 head studs crane gold roller rockers with stud girdles
Torquer intake 4150 Barry Grant 1040cfm carb.
Barry Grant regulaters
Barry Grant Y block
Barry Grant feul filter
Barry Grant 400 feul pump

NOS Big shot kit ready

Biult 727 trans with Coan 4,500 stall convertor with rmvb with Winters shifter

AMC 20 rear end with one pc Moser axles
Detroit Locker Posi unit

Body needs some work but all floor pans, trunk all solid but theres bubbles and some small holes in the drivers door and both lower back quarters..

Rear Weld rims with 15x10.5x29.5 M/T slicks
Front Weld rims with 15x29x4.5 M/T

Car needs the rear end fixed ...needs new ring & pinion
Also needs the trans rebuilt...

Last time out we went to hose it and we hurt the trans and rear end..
motor runs excellent..

Serious people only please 3134787073 John
Cars locatted in Livonia Mi.

$7,000











 
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Yep, I want this!!:drool:

John knows me from the AMC club, gimmie a call
- Joe (734)320-7889
 
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That's a cool car and in Joe's hands it'll have a great life! Jim whatever happen with the 64-65 you were looking at?
 
I spent a couple hours crawling over this thing yesterday and it is well worth the asking price, just a bigger project than I am looking for right now. I believe that AMC produced only around 2500 of these, and probably only around 1500 Machines still exist today. This one is very unique because it is a solid color car with a vinyl roof, as campared to the more common red/white/blue scheme cars. Very cool car!!! Anyone want to buy my Mustang??:icon_surp
 
I love this car, used to watch it run back in the day. Seen it make some good test passes on Inkster!

I can't believe he is selling it. I wish I had it in my budget right now, I would buy it for sure. Super cool car.
 
sardeanie said:
There is an AMC Club? I want in! Details?

Ok, high jack over. This is a cool car!
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Yes, there are many active AMC clubs around. The best local show is usually on the Sunday of Woodward weekend at Greenmead Historical Park at 8 mile and Newburg, put on by the Great Lakes Classis AMC Club.

http://www.greatlakesamc.org/

Also check out these other sites:

http://www.amccars.net/

http://amcdragracing.freeforums.org/index.php

http://www.namdra.net/

http://www.amonational.com/

I know there are more I'm forgetting, but you get the idea. My first car was a 1969 Rebel, and I was active in the club for 20 years before building my first Mustang. I'll get into another AMC someday, once I'm done playing with the Ford.
 
JoeP. said:
Yes, there are many active AMC clubs around. The best local show is usually on the Sunday of Woodward weekend at Greenmead Historical Park at 8 mile and Newburg, put on by the Great Lakes Classis AMC Club.

http://www.greatlakesamc.org/

Also check out these other sites:

http://www.amccars.net/

http://amcdragracing.freeforums.org/index.php

http://www.namdra.net/

http://www.amonational.com/

I know there are more I'm forgetting, but you get the idea. My first car was a 1969 Rebel, and I was active in the club for 20 years before building my first Mustang. I'll get into another AMC someday, once I'm done playing with the Ford.
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Thanks so much. +1! Some day I will have my AMC project done and then I'll bring it out. Cool cars and different for sure.
 
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