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| Manufacturer | American Motors | Kenosha, Wisconsin | United States | Port Melbourne | Australia | Class | Grand tourer | Body style(s) | coupe | Layout | front-engine, rear wheel drive | Platform | Engine(s) | V8 | Transmission(s) | automatic | manual | Wheelbase | Designer | Richard A. Teague | automobile | Gran Turismo | American Motors Corporation | Chevrolet Corvette | AMC Javelin | pony car | Hornet | Concord | Spirit | fiberglass | concept car | Roy Abernethy | coachbuilder | Turin | New York International Auto Show | production car | unibody | Ford Thunderbird | Chevrolet Corvette | wheelbase | US$ | Daytona International Speedway | Playboy Enterprises | | | Craig Breedlove | V8 engines | X-rayed | Magnafluxed | Society of Automotive Engineers | | | AMC V8 engines | BorgWarner | manual transmission | automatic transmission | floor console | aftermarket | Hurst Performance | National Hot Rod Association | | | | | vehicle identification number | double-wishbone front suspension | ball joints | control arms | coil springs | shock absorbers | | citations | verification | reliable references | challenged | Speed Channel | American Muscle Car | Pontiac GTO Judge | Ford Mustang Cobra Jet | Dodge Hemi Challenger | citation needed | 0 to 60 mph | Dragstrip | February 15 | 1968 | Complete knock down | Kenosha, Wisconsin | Australian Motor Industries | Port Melbourne, Victoria | right hand drive | Hurst | vehicle identification number | marketing | AMC AMX-GT | Kammback | George Barris | Banacek | chopped | | | | | Richard A. Teague | Bizzarrini | Turin | Italy | BMW | chassis | citation needed | US$ | citation needed | decklid | citation needed | AMC Javelin | AMC Hornet | AMC Concord | AMC Spirit | June 17 | 2008 | June 17 | 2008 | 2008 | 01-28 | June 17 | January 5 | 2008 | Motor Trend | June 17 | 2008 | 2008 | 01-28 | 2008 | 01-28 | June 17 | 2008 | 2008 | 01-28 | January 5 | 2008 | January 5 | 2008 | January 5 | 2008 | 2008 | 03-06 | 2008 | 03-06 | Wikimedia Commons | Wikimedia Commons | v | American Motors Corporation | Ambassador by Rambler | American | Classic | Marlin | Rambler Six | Rambler Rebel | AMC Mighty Mite | AM General Division | Ambassador | Concord | Eagle | Gremlin | Hornet | Javelin | Marlin | Matador | Metropolitan | Pacer | Rebel | Spirit | LeCar | Alliance | Encore | Fuego | Medallion | Premier | XR-400 | Rambler Tarpon | AMC Cavalier | AMC AMX-GT | Amitron | Electron | American Motors Corporation | AM General | Australian Motor Industries | Chrysler | Hudson | IKA-Renault | Jeep | Kelvinator | Nash Motors | Nash-Kelvinator | Rambler | Renault | Vehiculos Automotores Mexicanos | Roy Abernethy | Edmund E. Anderson | A.E. Barit | François Castaing | Roy D. Chapin Jr. | Richard E. Cross | Robert B. Evans | Roy Lunn | George W. Mason | Gerald C. Meyers | George W. Romney | Helene Rother | Richard A. Teague | Collier Motors | Category | v | d | American Motors | Subcompact | Gremlin | Spirit | Encore | Compact | Rambler | Rambler American | Hornet | Concord | Jet | Pacer | Alliance | Mid-size | Rambler Six | Classic | Rebel | Matador | Rebel V8 | Marlin | Matador Coupe | Full-size | Nash | Ambassador | Premier | Hudson | Sports | Javelin | Crossover | Eagle | SUV | see timeline of Jeep models | Captive import | Metropolitan | LeCar | Renault 18i/Sportwagon | Medallion | Fuego | Military vehicles | Mighty Mite | AM General | HMMWV | Categories | 1960s automobiles | 1970s automobiles | AMC vehicles | Coupes | Mid-engined vehicles | Muscle cars | Rear wheel drive vehicles | Vehicles introduced in 1968 | Articles needing additional references from June 2008 | All articles with unsourced statements | Articles with unsourced statements since June 2008 |