Reply to "Pantera #1952 - AMX3 Prototype ?"

Tom,
I grew up In Cleveland, and the Crawford Auto Museum has had a AMX/2(?) since the 70s.
I Loved that design. Way ahead of any domestic style at that time. Truly a shame AMC did not have the $$$ to build it. It probably would have done very well.

My first car was a 68 AMX 390 Go Pkg. While friends had Mustangs/Camaros/Firebirds etc. I killed them with my "Rambler".
Best of luck with the AMX/3.
Jeff

6/26/089:19 PM

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