AMC Pacer Deluxe Wagon 1977
General description :
This 1977 AMC Pacer Wagon is a true survivor and a 1 owner California car!! It has a like new rustfree body without rust and totally original. The engine runs excellently, the automatic transmission shifts smoothly, yes this is a low miles car. It has faded paint on some bodyparts but that is an easy fix. A very nice patina. The interior is clean only the seats need some work, but we will do it as soon as the car arrives. A very rare highly collectable car with a/c, powersteering, alloy wheels and roofrack. Hard to find honest and original cars like this so don’t miss this one!!!
Chrome bumpers, Low miles, Airconditioning does not work, Tinted windows, History of the car present, Powersteering, Power brakes, Roofrack, First owner
http://www.stuurmanclassiccars.com/collectie/2740
1977 AMC Pacer Deluxe Wagon is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Herkenbosch by Stuurman Classic Cars for €13500.
Car Facts
Car type : Car Make : AMC Model : Pacer Model Version : Deluxe Wagon Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1977 Location : The Netherlands
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About AMC Pacer
The AMC Pacer is a compact car produced by American Motors Corporation (AMC) from 1975 to 1980. Here's an overview of its history, specifications, and competition:1. History:
- Concept and Design: The AMC Pacer was designed as a unique and futuristic compact car. It aimed to provide spaciousness, comfort, and fuel efficiency, addressing the changing needs and preferences of consumers during the 1970s.
- Unconventional Styling: The Pacer's most distinctive feature was its wide and rounded design, with large glass areas, including a curved windshield. It was marketed as the "first wide small car," offering improved visibility and interior space.
- Production Challenges: The Pacer faced challenges during production due to its unconventional design and the need for specialized manufacturing techniques. These challenges affected its profitability and overall success in the market.
2. Specifications:
- Body Style: The Pacer was a two-door compact hatchback, offering easy access to the rear seats through its wide-opening doors.
- Engine Options: The Pacer initially came with a 3.8-liter inline-six engine, later offering a 4.2-liter V8 engine as an option. The engines were paired with automatic or manual transmissions.
- Interior Space: The Pacer boasted a roomy and comfortable interior, providing ample headroom and legroom for both front and rear passengers. Its wide design allowed for a more open and airy cabin.
3. Competition:
- Ford Pinto: The Ford Pinto was a direct competitor to the AMC Pacer. It was a compact car offering similar size and fuel efficiency. However, the Pacer differentiated itself with its unique styling and spaciousness.
- Chevrolet Vega: The Chevrolet Vega also competed in the compact car segment during the same period. It focused on fuel efficiency and affordability, targeting similar customers as the Pacer.
- Volkswagen Beetle: Although the Volkswagen Beetle was a smaller car, its reputation for fuel efficiency and distinctive design could be seen as indirect competition for the Pacer.
The AMC Pacer, with its unconventional styling and focus on interior space, stood out in the compact car market of the 1970s. While it faced production challenges and mixed reviews, the Pacer remains a unique and iconic symbol of its era. Its place in popular culture, including appearances in movies like "Wayne's World," has contributed to its enduring legacy.