Muscle Car Of The Week Video #71: 1969 Hurst SC/Rambler
The American Motors Corporation was known for building reliable, lower-priced cars targeted towards families and those seeking basic transportation. But when you combine a lightweight economy car with a potent V8, you have the recipe for an outstanding performer. This was the case with the 1969 Hurst SC/Rambler, a car built in conjunction with Hurst Performance to be a drag strip terror and look cool doing it! The SC/Rambler boasted a 315 HP 390 cube V8, a T10 4-speed, 3.54:1 gears, and other performance tricks like a complete lack of options, subframe connectors, rolled fender lips, staggered shocks, and Thrush mufflers. This little Super Car rocked and advertised 14.2 in the quarter @ 100+ mph, all for less than $3000.00. Quite a package.
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Please post pics of the AMC Machine
If you purchased the one and only available option your SC/R went all the way up to $3060.00 (radio). Still less than $1.00 per rated horsepower. The cheapest you could buy per horse!
Awesome
Correction ;
” it started life as a 1969 Rambler ”
It did not .
It started life as an AMC American.
As a cost saving measure they put the obsolete left – over Rambler emblems on them .