Thursday, March 23, 2023

 

14 comments:

  1. Knew a dood with one back in the late 70's. Was yellowish and had, I think, a 343 in it.

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  2. For some reason that dent in the tire stands out to me.

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  3. Putting "Super" on a Hornet is like Lipstick on a Pig!

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  4. The only thing more feckless than this would have been if someone had been stupid enough to slap a Shelby sticker on a Pinto

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    1. Oh, I dunno. I slapped a gay pride sticker on the back bumper of a co-workers S-10 once and he drove around like that for three months before anyone told him.

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    2. No its more a kin to the Grabber Maverick.

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    3. I had a wagon as a Teen, Most reliable car I think I have owned! I beat the living crap out of it and it wouldn't die! I called it my Racing Pintera! LOL

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  5. That looks more like one of my honey bees that lost their queen, they were pissed but the sting still did not hurt that bad.

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  6. AMC being a struggling also-ran is endearing to those with underdog, giant-killer fantasies. Here is one article with some interesting specs on the muscle AMC offering, and it is much more than decals. Pity only less than 1,000 were made:

    https://www.streetmusclemag.com/features/rare-rides-the-1971-amc-hornet-sc-360/

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    1. And this… https://www.motortrend.com/news/unbelievable-story-amc-won-trans-championship/

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  7. Let’s see, 1969 Rambler Scrambler - 315 HP in a compact body; the original short wheelbase AMX 340 HP; 1971 Javelin AMX Trans-Am Champion driven by Mark Donohue; any early ’70’s Javelin AMX Go-Package : 4-spd w/401 CI, 335 HP in 3,300 lbs.; NASCAR Matadors; Jeep CJ’s with 340 or 401 CI; I could go on!

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  8. aint dodge coming out with a new hornet?

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  9. The owner may be entitled to that graphic. Google F-18E Super Hornet. It does need an aircraft carrier however.

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  10. Long before all these imposters was the Hudson Hornet.

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