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BUT....
AMC DID use GM corporate steering columns in much of their lineup.
AMC DID use the 2.5L 4-banger after 1981, sourced from GM.
and...that'* about it I think.
EDIT - Oh yeah...GM door, trunk, and glovebox locks were used too.
AMC DID use GM corporate steering columns in much of their lineup.
AMC DID use the 2.5L 4-banger after 1981, sourced from GM.
and...that'* about it I think.
EDIT - Oh yeah...GM door, trunk, and glovebox locks were used too.
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Originally Posted by bastard
It looks like a front wheel drive Dodge Colt.
Do you realize that Bonnevilles and AMCs were made by completely separate companies :?:
Do you realize that Bonnevilles and AMCs were made by completely separate companies :?:
I'm asking here because everybody here likes cars and may have suscribed back then.
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Originally Posted by bastard
It looks like a front wheel drive Dodge Colt.
Do you realize that Bonnevilles and AMCs were made by completely separate companies :?:
Do you realize that Bonnevilles and AMCs were made by completely separate companies :?:
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Originally Posted by sandrock
BUT....
AMC DID use GM corporate steering columns in much of their lineup.
AMC DID use the 2.5L 4-banger after 1981, sourced from GM.
and...that'* about it I think.
EDIT - Oh yeah...GM door, trunk, and glovebox locks were used too.
AMC DID use GM corporate steering columns in much of their lineup.
AMC DID use the 2.5L 4-banger after 1981, sourced from GM.
and...that'* about it I think.
EDIT - Oh yeah...GM door, trunk, and glovebox locks were used too.
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Originally Posted by bastard
So because they bought stuff from GM, do you think they are part of the same company? I think that'* called a non-sequitur.
Furthermore, this is the lounge, where ANYTHING or ANY VEHICLE can be openly discussed. EKG came here asking a question that as of yet nobody seems to have an answer to.
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I still have a soft spot for those old woodgrain steering wheels
pacers look like fishbowls on wheels
and i do tend to agree
ricers would do that if they were around in '76
pacers look like fishbowls on wheels
and i do tend to agree
ricers would do that if they were around in '76
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Originally Posted by sandrock
Originally Posted by bastard
So because they bought stuff from GM, do you think they are part of the same company? I think that'* called a non-sequitur.
Furthermore, this is the lounge, where ANYTHING or ANY VEHICLE can be openly discussed. EKG came here asking a question that as of yet nobody seems to have an answer to.
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But don't be surprised if they don't admit to building it.
Never did I once post that he shouldn't ask his questions here. There'* that non-sequitur thing again.
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