A subreddit for everything concerning the AMC Eagle, a compact-sized four-wheel drive passenger vehicle that was produced by American Motors Corporation (AMC). A testing ground for Jeep technologies, most AMC Eagles featured the notoriously sturdy 258 i6, and familiar drivetrain components such as the New Process transfer cases and Dana 30 and 35 axles.

*AMERICAN MOTORS CORPORATION*— A place for any owners (hobbyists and collectors alike) as well as anybody with general interest (long time fans or just curious onlookers) to come and discuss, share, and inquire freely about anything related to the strong line of American Motors vehicles. The world of AMCs is often seen as a rather niche topic, so in effect we’re a very small and friendly community, and we leave this sub open for users to use as they see fit. -*"AMC. The Tough Americans"*

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