1978 AMC Pacer

[moparnut]

1978 AMC Pacer - Inquire - Brummen, - Wonderful AMC Pacer X. In 1978, delivered new in Zurich (Switzerland) to Mrs. Jlona Kamer. So it is an genuine European version with only 122.000 KMS. The car has a clear history from day one. Even the original warranty card and the 'abgas-wartungsdokument' ' are still with the car. The car is technically 100% and is always perfectly maintained. Therefore in a very good working and driving condition. Equipped with a smooth shifting automatic transmission. The body is in a great condition, very straight and of course free of rust. The underside is very straight, solid and is in superb condition. The fittings of the sheet metal are as they should and the paintwork has still parts of the first paint! The interior has beautiful details and is completely original, first leather, carpet and so on. Unique! In short, a true cult car in very good and original condition!

Price in Euro's: 13.500,-


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[TheIronSausage]

On a continent loaded with well designed, and thought out small cars, somebody woke up one morning and said "I want to drive a fishbowl!" "I want to go slower, and look dumber than everybody else". She coulda had a two year old BMW 2002, a 320I, a Fiat 128, an Alfa Sud, or god know what else.. She opted for the computer controlled carburetor.

 

[Dr.Jass]

This is an exact copy of the one I looked at back in '91 that was equipped with either a 360 or a 401. It looked stock right down to the air cleaner, and for a long time I thought maybe it was. My girlfriend at the time was absolutely in love with the car, and wanted me to buy it. I loved the sleeper angle, but nobody loves a sleeper that much.

Pretty sure there's no computer controls here. Maybe a bowl-vent solenoid and a choke heater wiring, but feedback? In '78? On an AMC, no less?

...a Fiat 128, an Alfa Sud...

She probably had a job where she was expected to both be present, and do so on time.

 

[TheIronSausage]

I guess you're right.. I always associate AMC with Chrysler, and while Chrysler might have had that crap, AMC didn't necessarily. It was on my '84 Jeep though, and it was on a early Eagle I looked at a couple of years ago..

They were still better to break down in.. If you break down in a Pacer, Everyone can see you.