"There's a butt for every seat..."

http://www.shakervalleyauto.net/item197687.ctlg

Actually, I've seen this car and it is in amazing condition...

 

I like it. I dig the smoothies. its not worth the price cuz its so unpopular.

 

I think you'd be surprised. An AMC Eagle wagon went for $7500 recently on Ebay and it had more miles than that Hornet.

 

yes, i would be suprised.

 

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HHHHMMM unpopular could be the next "POPULAR" :confused: Would have been cool with a 401.

 

There was one of these, bright yellow, not great condition but looked like a driver, on the road between Astoria, OR and Fort Stevens State Park, with a for sale sign on it. Looked like it had been there for a while. I didn't stop to get details as we were always with someone when going past.

 

with a 401, i might pay that much for it. I love unpopular cars for their oddity. I just expect to pay ugly car prices.

 

Wow, what a survivor, for sure. To be honest, I was not a big fan of Ramblers/AMC growing up, but I absolutely love them now. Their styling was so unique. Remember those Cassini designed Matadors in the 70's? Now there was a "unique" looking car. I know it's not a wagon, but I can't resist posting a pic of one.

 

The Matador sedans and wagons of that period had completely different bodys. I remember thinking at the time why didin't AMC design 4-door and wagon versons of the 'coupe' body - it looked soooo much better........

 

Any "photoshoppers" out there feel like making that Matador a wagon?

 

I was thinking the same thing but real. I wonder if any one has attempted an actual wagon model of the Matador coupe to wagon mod.

 

That would be one difficult project.......

But it would look cool when done. I have no photoshopping skills, but I would envision something on the back end that sort of gives a 'hint' of 'Pacer wagon'.......lots of glass, low beltline. Maybe even some sort of vista roof.......