So I went to look at this old AMC today

[Scott Bender]

There's a guy here in Fargo who has tons of AMC parts. And I know he has a few Marlins in his collection. If you want the info lmk He even calls himself Mr. AMC

 

[440 4 speed]

lmao..... I must have been in a mood that day

It happens!

 

[440 4 speed]

There's a guy here in Fargo who has tons of AMC parts. And I know he has a few Marlins in his collection. If you want the info lmk He even calls himself Mr. AMC

You had a very good Mopar recycler if I remember correctly. 1974 picked up a used complete 66-7 Charger taillight assembly, lens is still in the car today. Fairly good exchange rate . I think I made about 500.00 Canadian, and I paid 50.00 for it. Now thinking I might have bought it possibly in Moorhead . Or my wife was getting her hair done and I took our almost 5 year old to the recycler

 

[cosgig]

Everyone has their own likes/dislikes and opinions. Mine happens to be that the 68-70 Charger was the most beautiful car ever produced.
The end.

Noooo, this is the most beautiful car ever made.

 

[chargervert]

Wishful thinking, but the second generation Chargers were and still are the starlets of the Mopar world!

 

[sam dupont]

At one time, between my dad and I, we had 6 Marlins. After his passing I am down to 2. Check out the “AMCforum.com” as they have been a ton of help in fixing/restoring mine. Also on some of the Marlin groups are people who have used parts available. 4 speeds are rare. Picture of 1 of my Marlins and my son’s ‘67 Charger.

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Fifty years from now when no one has an actual memory from the year 1966, rarity may make these two more valuable than their stablemates. To me, the Marlin has an Italian vibe