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“Rebel Muscle” uncovers the saga of the AMC Rebel, the car that went from a one-year V8 wonder in 1957 to a mid-sized muscle contender by 1967. With a wheelbase stretching like a yoga master and a V8 growl that could wake the neighbors, the Rebel transformed into a stylish family ride with muscle car flair. By ’68, it ditched its Rambler roots, gained safety features, and even tried its luck on the race track. It’s the economy-minded muscle car that proves rebels can be practical too!
The AMC Rebel, a true rebel without a pause, rolled out from 1967 to 1970, reinventing itself every year. From the sleek 1967 model with its reclining front seats and engine options ready to make your granny squeal, to the 1968 version that switched names faster than a fugitive in a bad disguise, the Rebel kept car enthusiasts on their toes. By 1970, “The Machine” roared in, boasting muscle and a paint job so bold it could make a rainbow jealous. This Rebel was more than a car; it was an experience.