1969 AMC Hurst SC/Rambler

We just photographed this original owner 1969 AMC Hurst SC/Rambler for our book, The Complete Book of AMC Cars to be published by Quarto/Motorbooks in September 2024. It was purchased on April 25, 1969 from Young Motors in Tipton, Indiana. Of the 1,512 SC/Ramblers built by AMC and Hurst Performance, it is one of about 300 in the toned-down “B” paint scheme. Today it has 42,259 miles on it, and 90% of the paint is original.

Before taking delivery of the Hurst SC/Rambler the owner joined the Army. The car was put into storage while he flew “Huey” (Bell UH-1) helicopters in Vietnam. Ted, thank you for your service to our nation, and thanks for preserving your patriotic Hurst SC/Rambler so well!

First AMC Photos

Last week we photographed our first AMC products for our new book, The Complete Book of AMC Cars. Thanks to long-time AMC enthusiasts Mike Spangler and Cheryl Samuel we were able to photograph two one-of-a-kind prototypes, the 1971 AMX concept and the 1974 Gremlin XP concept. We also shot their 1962 Rambler 400 convertible and 1983 Renault Le Car (Renault was the majority owner of AMC). Thank you again Mike and Cheryl!

1974 AMC Gremlin XP Prototype Designed by Dick Teague as possible Gremlin update.
1974 AMC Gremlin XP Prototype Designed by Dick Teague as possible Gremlin update.
1971 AMC AMX Prototype Designed by Dick Teague as possible 1971 AMX
1971 AMC AMX Prototype Designed by Dick Teague as possible 1971 AMX
1983 Renault Le Car (R5)
1983 Renault Le Car (R5)
1962 Rambler 400 Convertible
1962 Rambler 400 Convertible