THE WORLD OF AMC
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"PACER"
Following are some pics from the Southeastern AMC meet in Atlanta, Georgia on Sept. 29, 2001.
Pacers were the 3rd most numerous model there. Following Amx & Javelins.
A nice pin-striping job on this one.
A fairly rare vinyl top was on this blue Pacer.
A back view.
A nice wagon showed up too!
Wagons were introduced in 1977. Every year the wagons were produced, they out-sold hatchbacks. But you seem to see fewer of them!!
A nice rear-quarter view.
Affectionately named "SWEET PEA", this example has won many, many trophies!
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
.......Page XVI.......
"PACER"
Following are some pics from the Southeastern AMC meet in Atlanta, Georgia on Sept. 29, 2001.
Pacers were the 3rd most numerous model there. Following Amx & Javelins.
A nice pin-striping job on this one.
A fairly rare vinyl top was on this blue Pacer.
A back view.
A nice wagon showed up too!
Wagons were introduced in 1977. Every year the wagons were produced, they out-sold hatchbacks. But you seem to see fewer of them!!
A nice rear-quarter view.
Affectionately named "SWEET PEA", this example has won many, many trophies!
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
"PACER"
Following are some pics from the Southeastern AMC meet in Atlanta, Georgia on Sept. 29, 2001.
Pacers were the 3rd most numerous model there. Following Amx & Javelins.
A nice pin-striping job on this one.
A fairly rare vinyl top was on this blue Pacer.
A back view.
A nice wagon showed up too!
Wagons were introduced in 1977. Every year the wagons were produced, they out-sold hatchbacks. But you seem to see fewer of them!!
A nice rear-quarter view.
Affectionately named "SWEET PEA", this example has won many, many trophies!
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
Pacers were the 3rd most numerous model there. Following Amx & Javelins.
A nice pin-striping job on this one.
A fairly rare vinyl top was on this blue Pacer.
A back view.
A nice wagon showed up too!
Wagons were introduced in 1977. Every year the wagons were produced, they out-sold hatchbacks. But you seem to see fewer of them!!
A nice rear-quarter view.
Affectionately named "SWEET PEA", this example has won many, many trophies!
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
A fairly rare vinyl top was on this blue Pacer.
A back view.
A nice wagon showed up too!
Wagons were introduced in 1977. Every year the wagons were produced, they out-sold hatchbacks. But you seem to see fewer of them!!
A nice rear-quarter view.
Affectionately named "SWEET PEA", this example has won many, many trophies!
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
A nice wagon showed up too!
Wagons were introduced in 1977. Every year the wagons were produced, they out-sold hatchbacks. But you seem to see fewer of them!!
A nice rear-quarter view.
Affectionately named "SWEET PEA", this example has won many, many trophies!
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
A nice rear-quarter view.
Affectionately named "SWEET PEA", this example has won many, many trophies!
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
I saw this one in Hendersonville, N.C.
This one was seen while on vacation in Kitty Hawk, N.C. A rare "X" model.
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
Although in fair shape, one does not know to what extent the salt damage was.
A cool paint job on this one. This picture was from a French ad.
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
This alluring picture was from a French ad. I can just imagine what they are comparing the Pacer to!!!
This is a photo of a pro-street Pacer I found on the internet! COOL!
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
A nice pic of a 2-tone Pacer wagon with a vinyl top.
OOOOHHHHHH... PINK!!!
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII
How would you like to get pulled over by one of THESE!!!
Imagine the looks you would get, going down the road in this. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to even DRIVE it!!! YES, the "back" is the "front"!!!
For CLASSIC, click to go on toPAGE XVII