1968 AMC AMX FOR SALE $SOLD X CODE 390 AC/PS/PB At Bob Evans Classics We Buy and Sell Classic Cars

[@timsacco6g694]

Give me a weekend with that car and I'd have it shining like a new penny!, my father had a 68 Javelin and I remember as a four year old at the dealer the posters with the AMX on them, the body and undercarriage look very solid and what your asking is not out of line, I just wish I had found it before you did!

[@markfolino6976]

Great car Bob, from a 60's guy!

[@bobevansclassics]

Thanks

[@gordocarbo]

@@bobevansclassics was this originally that bronze/copper color?

[@thelorax7704]

Nice car. Sorry I missed this one. My brother had a super clean 68 in white with a red interior. We both miss that car. He also had the 390, and that engine will make that car get up and go. I'm hoping to find a green one with the X package.

[@johnkemple]

the quarter is to block out the brake warning light..under the hood on the left side of the firewall, you will find the brake proportioning valve. two brake lines coming in and two going out. In the center of the block is a wire. This is plugged into the brake warning switch. Most likely while bleeding the brakes, the internal shuttle valve has moved to one side. You can center this valve by unscrewing the switch, no brake fluid will come out, then feeling with a small pick, the v-notch on the valve under that the switch, it moves left or right, depending on whether it is the front or rear bakes that have lost pressure/fluid. Center the valve, reinstall the switch so the button rides in the V groove and the light will turn off. And you will make a quarter. Your welcome

[@bobevansclassics]

Do you want a job?

[@johnkemple]

@@bobevansclassics lol maybe? What state are you in? I forgot to mention there is a tool to use when bleeding the brakes on AMC's jeeps etc., that keeps the valve from moving when bleeding. Amazon maybe 4 bucks. My 69 AMX Go Package, had the same problem, lucky for me I knew what it was already having learned it in the 70's working on my dad's jeep and others.

[@gordocarbo]

@@johnkemple Dad did that to his impala when I Was a kid

[@gordocarbo]

These are the cars you wanna buy (1-2 owner cared for)if you wanna get a good one and use it. Even if it isnt the right color, year its still worth it. Still got larger case turbos on it not kiddie mufflers good sign .

[@detierross8340]

I had a 1968 in the mid 70s... AMX blue. 390 4spd. Me n my friend tinkered with it... we got 400hp. out of it !!! I took it to fast up hill air born!!! Came down hard; bent the cam!!! FUDGE!!! Id like to find another one??? INSURANCE THOU!!!

[@damxgopak457]

Mines an x code 390 4 speed go pack wouldn't mind having that beauty too that is a.very early 68 they only put the number plate on the glove box for a short time before they moved them to the center dash.

[@haroldbirge6881]

🏆They made good race cars as well 🍀✌️

[@Chacha12355]

I had one just like that back in 78 but mine was a force speed and I wish I still had that car same color everything I wish I still had it. Yeah those cars are blast especially if they’re for speeds.

[@gordocarbo]

Not very many early ones with AC...at least that ive seen. Love these cars! Are you able to let us in on the sale or asking price? How bout a ballpark for a clean driver Javelin? So Cal and looking. Want a daily for retirement Dailied a 71 401 Jav in the 80s I was a teenager. Burnout machine (esp when the BW calipers locked up)haha

[@bobevansclassics]

Sold. Asking was $32,500

[@allen_p]

Sweet

[@1042Rocky]

The 'X' in AMX stands for Experimental

[@anwarberberi4579]

How much are you selling it for

[@louislepage5111]

Whats up with the yellow Mustang???

[@bernabecruz5039]

What is the price.

[@bobevansclassics]

Its in the title

[@JubileeValence]

Patiently waiting....AC good point Automatic good point Horn: *walk away. Price reflects manual trans: *walk away Aesthetics: looks good Mill: looks right ------------------- You won't touch it... But you'll sell it.... ---------- *Walk away..... Is the column a deal killer on this one? No.... Price must reflect TLC (horn, carpeting, etc) What else needs TLC? Fuel? Ignition? Chassis? Body? ---------- WALK AWAY folks ---- Anyway, thanks for the dreams. If this is worth it, then by all means ask $35k If not, don't take $35k Get real.

[@bobevansclassics]

First off JDPower Aka NADA value is $45k average $75k High retail. Second off look around google 1968 AMX for sale. We are the cheapest on any site! Facts are facts but thanks for your comments

[@JubileeValence]

@@bobevansclassics I hear you. We all get the occasional AMX listed through google browser. 4 speeds pop up for 'buy now' prices here and there. That steering column utilizes an electronic city horn function. Make sure it works. What's your message here? Selling a legal car is a joke? Your suggested remedy? Push button horn? Bicycle horn? AOOOGAH? Let's do hand signals while we're at it. Blaming it on NADA? And competitors? This was a "notify me" video You're better than that. Take a deep breath Don't sell something illegal And quit wasting time with this nonsense.

[@JubileeValence]

@@bobevansclassics Ok so somebody "liked" my comment. But to be realistic, Bob chose to simply "flip" this AMX in order to put it right away/immediately into the possession of a caring purchaser. The banter regarding the "horn" should be a clue. Bob, myself, and all classic enthusiasts will understand that a working horn will be a double edged sword because it will require a deep dive into the column to identify the original condition and ability of the stock horn to function *reliably. This will add significant costs to the vehicle purchase price. My remark about a "push button" horn etc is simply to turn it over in a legal state and most importantly, a legal & trustworthy remedy. And rightly so, because a functioning stock horn could most likely be hiding a very expensive upgrade in the near future. Imagine if you will, buying an old classic with a working column horn. Now you're driving it but all of a sudden the horn begins blasting away at a most unfortunate time! (use your imagination here...) Long story short, pay to restore the column horn, or otherwise include a secondary horn. But professionally installed. They will do this for you. Bob is too busy to address these seemingly abusive comments but rest assured that his vehicles are among the finest available, as I watch them closely, and each one is an incredible example of Americana. Me? Every time I see one, I'm busted! But don't give up folks! Cheers!

[@garyroz7358]

He don't appreciate anything I had asked him questions a couple of times and not one response from Bob Evans classics

[@bobevansclassics]

Where? What question