1983 AMC Eagle Dealer Sales Promo
In 1980 American Motors launched their new range of Eagle 4X4 sedans, coupes, and station wagons with the viscous-coupling limited slip central differential, also used in the Ferguson equipped Jenson FF 4X4. Although the Eagles had off road ability, the company promoted them more as ultra-safe vehicles for road use, particularly in snow. They were made until 1987, many more wagons than sedans being built.
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Actually, about 2,500 Eagle wagons were made for the ’88 model year, as part of the new Jeep-Eagle Division of Chrysler. The last AMC Eagle left the line on 12/17/87. Sedans were dropped for ’88, and were usually outsold by the wagons 5 or 10 to 1.
2-door Eagle sedans were made from ’80-82, as were 2-door Concord sedans.
The Eagle SX/4 ran from 1981-83, with the Gremlin-bodied Eagle Kammback running from ’81-82, along with its Spirit sedan 2wd companion. Only about 6,100 Kammbacks were made and sold in those two years.
About 120,000 Eagle wagons were sold between ’80 and ’88.
I don’t know if you can tell, but I’m a huge AMC fan. Love to see this kind of footage.
I’m partial