1969 SC Scrambler & 1970 The Machine Homer's Hot AMC Muscle Cars

[@bkmodelcars]

Great looking rides great history

[@carshowreporter]

Homer was a great interview!!! Thanks, Butch!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Nice vid Pam!

[@carshowreporter]

Thanks Tim!! Stay warm, and look forward to the spring shows and your videos.

[@ljsites]

Such a heartwarming story for us car lovers. AMC has always been looked upon as underdogs. That’s why I have a soft spot for them. Thanks for bringing us this story Pam.

[@carshowreporter]

AMC was always, shall we say, a little different!!! Homer really shares his passion with us. Thanks for sharing your love for the underdog, Lj!!

[@bruceh92]

Nice cars man and thanks for sharing stories with Pamela. I just love them both. . 👍👍

[@carshowreporter]

This was a fun video, Bruce!!! Love those AMCs!!

[@Red-rl1xx]

That's really awesome! And such low mileage! I've got a model of the Rambler that I built about 30 years ago.

[@carshowreporter]

Was the model the Jo-Han?? I'm glad you enjoyed Homer and his cars. Thanks for watching and commenting. Please check out other videos of more, unique cars on my channel.

[@Red-rl1xx]

@@carshowreporter Yeah, it was the Jo-han!

[@davemcguigan218]

Nice little factory muscle car from the Rambler American. I remember seeing them back in the day, not common but not too rare either!

[@carshowreporter]

There were about 1,500 produced for only one year, 1969. Ford produced 299,824 Mustangs in 1969.

[@stewartsmith1947]

Those are very, very nice cars and I loved his history story of the unique AMC products . I learned a bunch . And I thank you Pam or taking the time to make your great videos !

[@carshowreporter]

You are More than welcome, Stewart!!!! Homer is a real, dedicated, AMC collector and his cars are only exceeded by his stories behind them!

[@modelcarswithglen.]

Hi Pamela these are two completely different but similar cars,,,the scrambler has always been a sharp car while the machine is just brutally honest,,, I really like both and I'm glad you showed them,, wouldn't have missed it for the world,, thanks from your#1 fan Glen

[@carshowreporter]

2 AMC road burners!!! To bad they were so late to the game. They had a great range, from the S/C Scrambler, through the Javelin to the AMX followed by The Machine. Boulevard cruiser, mean drag machines and America's second sports car.... all from little AMC!!! You are the Best, Glen!!! Thanks Numero Uno!!

[@modelcarswithglen.]

@@carshowreporter Hi Pamela,, you're back!!!! I missed you,, hope you're doing well,,#1 fan Glen

[@lewisstone4203]

Wow, original tires!

[@carshowreporter]

What a fast time machine!!!!!!!! Just think, this is what you would have seen on a used car lot in 1971 or 1972.... We will now return control of your TV set......

[@ivanrousseau5066]

one of the prob with AMCs reputation is that they never used their HI PO parts only the basic standard engine spec except for the machine which had a mild hi po tune the cam as still tame but had a better med rise intake and slightly larger carb , never could understand why the 340hp 390 was not an option in the 70 AMX, it would have made it run in the high 13s 14 flat areas, and the group 19 high lift cam and 780 holley could have been rated at around 355 hp range and made these amxs run mid 13s putting it near the top of the muscle car pack,of course, new emission laws and insurance would have been a slight prob.

[@carshowreporter]

Thanks for the inside, and I do mean inside, info Ivan. That is an interesting question! The Go Pack was an option. Did this have the go fast goodies in it?

[@kipbrown1549]

Very nice cars ///////////////////

[@carshowreporter]

These AMCs were like automotive shooting stars, flashing across the road in a burst of glory. I like to feature more unusual cars on my channel. Thanks for watching and commenting, Kip.