They have some other interesting cars in their inventory as well: http://ROVERCLASSIC.COM
thats a solid looking car. Maybe I would have aired up the tires for the photo shoot... My parents had one of those when I was a kid, I really like those.
My mother had an AMC Spirit of similar vintage. Wouldn't pass NYS Inspection due to frame rot; she had it crushed so some kid doesn't end up with it.
Hopefully salt in N.J. Is less, but for the money .....
I have never seen one of those in a 4 speed.
Cool stuff.
All the ones around here that I have ever seen were 904's
Greg
(pedant) All Eagles were 4wd, the Concord was the not 4wd version. (/pedant)
Or was that the Rambler? Or the Gremlin. Maybe the Hornet?
Concords were Just 2 wheel Drives. - I think the Hornet Evolved / devolved into the Concord.
Basically a concord was the same as the eagle without the lift, 15" wheels and transfer case and driven front axle.
Now put an eagle or XJ Drivetrain under the Gremlin or Pacer for the ultimate bizarre go anywhere AMC thing of beauty or crazy functional art car for the winter Lemons road rally!
Greg
I just looked up this dealer out of curiosity, holy moly they are not very popular with the BBB...
There is a yellow one down the road from work that has been for sale for a long time. It's an auto though
Note the listing says DOES NOT RUN.
In reply to NOT A TA :
If it ran it wouldn't go far on those tires! For that price and with that description the expectations of this car are (should be) really low, I was just shocked when I put in the dealer name to see if the car was for sale outside of the ebay auction how readily there was negative BBB feedback, that doesn't seem to happen to often.
Subaru Outback before they were a thing!
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