Volvo RWD 1800 Forum

Very interesting read! Thanks for sharing it!

My father had an AMX when I was a kid, it was a really cool and unique car! I can remember getting toss around in that empty shell where you'd expect to find a backseat (funny, I don't remember any "Ramble seat"). It really stood out from the most of the American muscle cars of the era!
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Just a bit of press for the old girls 1800

posted by Phil S. on Sun Jan 20 11:33 CST 2013
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My brother had a '69 AMX 390. That thing was a rocket, and also handled really well (remember Polyglas tires?). Haven't seen one in many years now...

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posted by matt b on Sat Jan 19 23:51 CST 2013
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I found it rather interesting that the American inclusion was the AMX. An interesting choice though.

And yeah, when looking through the pictures, I just thought "where the hell is the back seat? that car has more room back there than the Volvo by a long shot"

Cool though. And I like how the AMX seats fold totally flat... Good camping car.

Actually did that with my 1800S. Trip to Vegas, 3 adults. That back seat is way too small for a human on a ~1800 mile trip. So I took out the back seat and just filled it with blankets and pillows. Worked great!

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