Re: Is this **THE** Matador Machine?
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Re: Is this **THE** Matador Machine?



To add further to Ken's notes, the Matador is listed, in the "Standard Catalog of American Cars - 1946-1975, as being available with the "Go-Machine" package in '71. It also stated that this package was available only on hardtops and consisted of:

360 or 401 with four bbl. carb, dual exhausts, handling package, power disc brakes, E60-15 Polyglass tires with raised white letters, 15 x 7" styled steel wheels and Space-Saver spare tire.

The 360 package cost $373 and the 401 version cost $461.10.

No mention is made of decals. Another interesting item is that the 401 came only with duals whether or not it was part of the Machine group. Matadors were not available with bucket seats and had the individual reclining seats. They could be had with a console and floor-mounted three speed tranny. A four-speed tranny could be ordered only with the 401 Go-Machine package.

I hope this is of some help.

John





See page 108 of 'Amazing AMC Muscle' or 104 of Mitchell's AMC Muscle Cars for
more info.


Ken Ames





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