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bughappy 
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Joined: Jun/05/2008 Location: Northern Nevada Status: Offline Points: 60 |
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 Topic: AMC weight?Posted: Jun/24/2008 at 12:02pm |
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I'm starting to restore (outside back to original stock) a '64 330 waqon with the idea of eventually giving it a V-8 transplant & making it a street car/bracket racer. It'll be some time before I'll be able to get it to a certified auto scale so I'm wonderin' what the aproximate weight is? Any help? (right now a L-head 6 w/standard trans)
Tom P.S. how 'bout Hornet hatchbacks, Pacers, heck, any AMC just for my future ref.? |
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'87 Cherokee, '64 American 330 wagon, '65 American 440H
Searchin' for parts is half the fun! Them Chevy, Ford & Mopar guys have it to damn easy! |
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matt167
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Posted: Jun/24/2008 at 12:27pm |
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weight of my '65 330 4dr sedan 195.6 OHV/ Auto is 2,747 lbs on the registration. being a Wagon it will be heavier. I'm going to say somewhere around 3k lbs
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RamblinMan
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Posted: Jun/24/2008 at 12:34pm |
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I know that the Gen 2 V8's (290-401) are only 40 lbs. heavier than the L6 with both motors in stock trim. Change to an aluminum intake on the V8 and the weight should be about the same as the stock 6 cylinder.
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tsanchez
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Posted: Jun/24/2008 at 3:34pm |
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My 1969 Javelin weighed 3420 before the rollbar, it has a/c and is all steel. That is without driver and 1980 lbs on the front 1440 on the rear.
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hornetnut
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Posted: Sep/09/2008 at 10:41am |
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My 74 hornet hatchback weighs 3320 with a v-8 and steel wheels, alum intake and headers...
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FuzzFace2
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Posted: Sep/09/2008 at 11:47am |
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70 Javelin 3120 when I got it on a scale - Gutted inside, glass fenders & bumpers & rear valance, still has all the stock glass in it, 360 with alum intake & headers, TH400 trany, no bar. Dave ----
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76 GremlinX i6 (sons) 70 Javelin SST 390/4sp (360/5sp now) 70 Javelin 1/4 Drag car 360/auto |
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390spirit
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Posted: Sep/09/2008 at 11:58am |
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my 81 v-8 spirit with auto trans and 20 rear is 2950 with 1/4 tank of fuel and no driver
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PHAT69AMX
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Posted: Sep/09/2008 at 12:22pm |
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1969 AMX, aluminum intake, headers, no A/C or P/S, weld wheels skinnys slicks, '76 sliding front calipers, 1/4 tank, no spare or jack, Optima battery, wieghed it a few times at different places, slight variances, about 2950 lbs. without driver. Magnum 500 street wheels and tires add 80 lbs., gas is about 7 lbs. per gallon.
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