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Between the AMX2 and the AMX3 my preference would have been the AMX2. The lines of the car just looked more attractive to me — but then again beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Sadly neither became production vehicles.
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Too much front overhang, too slab-sided. Boy racer concept with Sunday-go-to-meeting power.
Ford may have been looking at GM's Corvair then had a few too many drinks and lost the train of thought they were on. 13" wheels? Wind blowing granny's bonnet, messing up the blue hair. No place for groceries, purse. Corvair had room for kids in the back seat, and waaaay more power... |
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