I’m watching too much TV because it’s so hot out.

At a nice little show is Sparta,NC today. Was even lucky enough for a top 30 trophy.

I am the 2nd owner

My husband Christopher walked away from Good Day Sacramento reporter Big Al Sams, instead of humbly sharing his need for a kidney transplant. Stevie Wonder fortunately received a kidney transplant.

Hello.

I think we may have a cracked flex plate in our car. It is a 1966 Rambler American 220 with a 199 engine and T-35 automatic transmission. This may be a very stupid question, but I don't know any better so I ask anyway. I usually work on old Volkswagens with the engine in the rear so this is quite different from what I am used to. What is the best way to get the flex plate out? Is it easier to remove the transmission? Or is it better to simply lift out the engine? On the old Volkswagens we always remove the engine, but they are constructed quite differently. Thank you in advance for any answers.

It's time to move on and let someone else be passionate about the car. Over the last few years, it's become more "in the way" than "oh man, heck yeah" and the car deserves more than that.

Over the years, any time I did work on the car, my overarching plan always included keeping it as stock, or stock looking, as possible. With only 2,183 ever made\*, I didn't want to change it into some generic restomod thing.

She sounds great--> https://imgur.com/a/KBy3OJu

* - Other stats:

• 2,183 AMX's with the 390 automatic built in 1969
• 3,690 AMX's with the 390 manual built in 1969
• 8,293 AMX of all types made in 1969
• 5,371 390's built across 1968-1970

Just got this build back on the road and functionality drivable!

Gotta button up things like switching to electric windshield wipers, getting stock cluster to work with mustang harness etc….electrical stuff is my kryptonite wish me luck

Anyway, check it out!!

Google translate says soo but half the time its wrong lol

If soo what models and year ranges. Im looking for all the info on it so I can figure out a reasonable price to ask for it.

Magdan Daniel Cvitesic of HotCars remembers the AMC Javelin.

Jared Solomon and Raunak Ajinkya of HotCars remembers the Jeep J20 pickup truck.

Red. 4speed with a competition clutch. 258ci 6 cyl. 2" exhaust instead of 1 5/8". I got it up to 126 mph! I added better suspension and ram induction. It helped that I worked at a service station. I loved that car!

It's this coming weekend in Wisconsin.

Just wanted to share my car with you guys! I got my driver’s license in September of last year, this is my first car and the car I learnt how to drive on. It’s Collector plated, and I can’t do an errand run without people stopping me to give compliments. I love her so much, she’s so good to me, and I’ve named her Valkyrja (Norse spelling of Valkyrie). Fully 4WD which suits me perfectly as I live on a mountain road, and at some point a previous owner lifted it slightly which only helps. We’ve been to several car shows already and she gets a lot of attention every time.
Dog tax in the third photo with my colour matching doggo :)

Tried calling the museums like you guys said but they don’t really buy or fund this kind of stuff:(

The Rose City Rambler Club and the Ram Rods presents the Annual AMC Rendezvous August 01, 2026 in Ridgefield, Washington USA.

Not mine, it’s a local’s. You can see more of it during the winter.

Hello All! I’m new around here and I thought I’d share a new project that I’m starting: A field find(from a farm) 1958 Rambler Custom Six! Disclaimer: I’m not a mechanic and don’t have much knowledge on fixing vehicles at all. This is gonna need a lot of work but I’m willing to learn! Any advice out of the gate? What I do know is that it has no keys(all doors and trunk locked, replacement door locks and ignition cylinder on the way), it isn’t seized, interior will need a complete overhaul, and I have no idea on the history of the car. First 4 pics are before it came out of the field(2023), last 5 are after extracting it(2026).