WOW.....! Maybe I'll look into that 68. Since it has a 6 in it.. might look into twin turbos for it, any tips on that?? --- amc74hornet <AMC74HORNET@xxxx> wrote: > --- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "David G." > <servermaster13@xxxx> wrote: > > Wow in a 76 Grem? Was it an X ??? The reason I > wasn't > > looking @ 71+ is because I don't like the styling, > and > > the pre-70s I hear have problems with some sort of > > bushing or something in the front end..? can > anyone > > verify? LOL I'm really questionative today I > guess. > > AMC Talk in the morning = good way to start my > day. :) -Dave > > > > ===== > > D.G. 713 > > > > __________________________________ > > Do you Yahoo!? > > Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail > AddressGuard > > http://antispam.yahoo.com/whatsnewfree > > Well it was sort of an 'X' it was a plain Jane 'X' > Con-Ed meter readers company car. Very beat and very > rusty unfortunately. Just an every day daily driver. > They just sold 2 fair 74 Gremlins 6 months ago. He > still has a 70 Javelin that he restored, the other > 70 Javelin is a beat daily driver he saved from the > crusher. The 68 Javelin he is looking to sell. A 62 > Rambler 4 door sedan that is for sale. He just > started on a retso on a 68 AMX. He also just sold a > clean 75 Hornet 4 door sedan. The 70 Javelin is the > first car to have the modern front end. But parts > for the pre-70 Javelin Trunion front end are still > available and now even improved, so don't let that > scare you away from a good buy on a pre-70 Javelin. > The thing you should stay away from is any pre-72 > AMC with that Aluminum Warner automatic trans. They > were usually on the 6 cyl & small V8's. The cast > iron Warner was better but still not anywhere as > good as the Torqueflites used from 72 and up. > Besided Warner parts of any kind for these tran's > are almost non existant and very pricy if you can > find them. Thats why my son passed on a lot of good > 71's because of the trans and bought the 72 he uses > as a daily driver That is a mildly warmed over 360 > with a 727 Torqueflite. Torqueflite parts ar easy to > come by and being a modern trand people know how to > work on them. Most trans shops have never even seen > a Warner. I worked as a mechanic in an AMC dealer > for 6 weeks and changed 7 aluminum Warners with the > best one haveing 19,000 miles on it. I even > predicted the one going bad in my fathers 69 Rebel > by milage. I myself was not into the 71+ Javelins > but after looking at the 74 my son has parked in my > garage next to my Hornet for 7 years it kind of grew > on me along with the 72 he bought 1 1/2 years ago. > > "Doc" > > ===== D.G. 713 __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard http://antispam.yahoo.com/whatsnewfree