Test Spot always sells!! 1968 AMC Rebel SST convertible!!

[Justins00ss]

So this isn`t too much of a show and shine as the car hasn`t been done yet. But I just had to share this very rare 1 of 800 1968 AMC Rebel SST convertible that stopped by and will be coming back in the coming months for a show car makeover.

This car has a very very well kept original interior. The top and paint are a bit older. The paint being single stage red is looking more like pink now but after a test spot it`s going to come right back to life! The owner was immediately sold seeing that. So when possible do a test spot!

Can`t wait to get this one in!

http://i.imgur.com/5iRNmHo.jpg (http://imgur.com/5iRNmHo)

http://i.imgur.com/MVxvSho.jpg (http://imgur.com/MVxvSho)

http://i.imgur.com/2Ge0wbN.jpg (http://imgur.com/2Ge0wbN)

[Lonnie]

Let us know how this turns out, Justin. Hope the owner books a show-car detail with you soon.

Tell the owner "Thanks" for preserving a bit of Wisconsin-made American Muscle Car (NO, that is not what AMC stands for; it is American Motors Corporation). While not a huge fan of AMC vehicles, those rare Red,White, and Blue short-wheel base Javlins always look cool.

[Justins00ss]

Let us know how this turns out, Justin. Hope the owner books a show-car detail with you soon.

Tell the owner "Thanks" for preserving a bit of Wisconsin-made American Muscle Car (NO, that is not what AMC stands for; it is American Motors Corporation). While not a huge fan of AMC vehicles, those rare Red,White, and Blue short-wheel base Javlins always look cool.

Thanks bud. Will do! He booked an appointment on the spot. Unfortunately it`s not until July because I`m booked that far out with correction and coating jobs!

[BudgetPlan1]

Nice to see some old Kenosha iron. Yes, I dig the AMC`s...never see too many around...AMX, Javelin, Hurst S/C Rambler, Rebel Machines...Love to have a 68/69/70 AMX...

First car was hand-me-down Hornet Sportabout; most embarassing car I ver drove to high school was a foam green 1975 AMC Pacer, 3-on-the-tree...

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