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Not sure
about the SC but I had stumbled across something a while back about the SST –
it was AMCs answer to the “Super Sport” – it was during the space age and the
US space program and stood for “Super Sonic Transport” and AMCs twist was that
the AMC cars that were SST models were supposed to be FAST!!! From what I can
tell though it was just a trim package and marketing hipe/ploy??? My 68
Javelin has a factory 290 and column automatic, my 69 Javelin has a 232 and
floor shift three speed manual, and my other 69 Javelin was a factory 290 floor
shift automatic – doubt either compared to a 390 auto or four speed car would
be Super Sonic Transporters ;-) Have also seen a few 69 Rebels with the SST
designation – 290 column shift auto and a 343 column shift auto. From:
BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Mr. AMC
A
new member to my AMC model group is trying to learn about Ramblers/AMC's and
brought up a question. What does the SC stand for in SC/Rambler. Also what does
it stand for in relation to the SC360 Hornet? One last one what does SST stand
for? These are questions that have never crossed my mind. Any help would be
appreciated. No virus
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