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I know it's an AMC plant in Kenosha Wisconsin but I thought all the little jigs and fixtures were cool, like the headlight adjusters, trimming the vinyl roofs , filling the rads etc....
Scary how no masks with all that paint flying around! I wonder if any of those people are still alive!  :o
Cool stuff I thought. I would think the plants where our cars were made were not much different?

You can't convert us Brad :console:

Quote from: anlauto on October 25, 2017, 01:34:13 PM
You can't convert us Brad :console:

I was thinking about you, if I remember right you used to work in an assembly plant right?
I used to make jigs and fixtures and protypes for Chrysler, I enjoyed that. The good old days I guess....

Just so you don't have kittens Alan..... :D

For the record Alan other than the 71 Javelin..... I can't think of any other AMC's I'd want to own.  :P

  Man, that was awesome Brad.   :bradsthumb:   Thx.    :rebelflag"

My cousin worked there in that time frame and until it closed when Chrysler bought it out. I could  see me in an AMX 68-70.  About the only AMC I would own.   

Quote from: JS29 on October 25, 2017, 02:45:50 PM
My cousin worked there in that time frame and until it closed when Chrysler bought it out. I could  see me in an AMX 68-70.  About the only AMC I would own.

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Quote from: RUNCHARGER on October 25, 2017, 05:02:53 PM
Awesome video, AMC's are neat if for no other reason than I like underdogs. Anyone that built the AMX has to be cool.

I so want a

Those Scramblers reminded me of a cross between a Chevy II and a 68ish Valiant?