10 COOLEST AMC Muscle Cars EVER Made! (1968-1974)

American Motors Corporation (AMC) produced some of the most radical and underrated AMC muscle cars from 1968 to 1974.
In an effort to target the youth market, AMC introduced eye-popping color schemes and elevated performance options.
While American Motor Company grabbed the media’s attention with these efforts, all the recognition and accolades didn’t translate into increased sales.
As a result, AMC muscle cars didn’t sell well when new and are even more limited and elusive now.
Many large reproduction houses like National Parts Depot and Year One have yet to support AMC Muscle Cars, while Classic Industries does support the brand on a limited basis.
To see AMC Muscle Cars today, you must attend big national car shows like MCACN or AMC-focused car shows like the Kenosha Homecoming Car Show.
There is more love for them nowadays, and they remain a rare and exciting treat whenever you discover one at a car show.
Let’s look at the ultimate list of AMC Muscle Cars
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:13 AMC AMX
01:25 AMC Javelin AMX
02:15 AMC Gremlin 401-XR
03:45 AMC Rebel Machine
04:43 AMC Matador Machine
05:42 AMC Hurst SC/Rambler
07:00 AMC Hurst SS/AMX
09:29 AMC Hornet SC 360
10:39 AMC Trans Am Javelin SST
11:23 AMC Mark Donohue Javelin
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[@auto-Insight-yt]

the Rebel Machine is so awesome ❤❤ Great Video as always 👍👌

[@charlesdixonjunior9637]

I would love too own a hornet or a gremlin,has too have a 390 ci,engine.love ❤,amc muscle.miss my 70,amx.thanx for this video❤😊.

[@williamfawkes8379]

AMC only had one v8 engine, all various models are just different stroke, bore, or in later years, deck height. The 401 is a tall deck 390, for example. There is no big block for AMC. This was a good engine, and there are a lot of aftermarket fixes for any oiling issues that you may be worried about. Oh Javelin, what a ride.

[@AMCmachine]

I've seen a figure of 43 examples for the number of Matador Machines produced. It would be a fun car to clone; definitely different and little-known to most. Even some muscle car fanatics are unaware of them. Any solid '71 to '73 Matador coupe would suffice for the project. Heck, one could even do a Machine sedan or wagon, as I think the Go Machine package could theoretically be ordered out on any 1971 Matador.

[@joellamoureux7914]

Wow ai is getting good. Didn't hear many mistakes here, only the hood pings lol. Pretty good job!

[@American.legends]

😆💖👌

[@netowork3d]

Javelin é claramente um AMX com a frente alongada adaptada!

[@johnnewell4849]

Too bad the Machine had those goofy incorrect stripes on it.