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Message  ADM Sam 02 Oct 2004, 01:15

Excellent site qui fait un résumé de l'évolution de la marque American Motor , de la fusion entre Nash et Hudson jusqu'a la vente à Chrysler .

http://www.amxfiles.com/amc/index.html

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Message  ADM Sam 06 Nov 2004, 19:39

Un autre excellent site sur l'histoire de la American Motor Company et en francais

http://www.ifrance.com/trombinoscar/amc/

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Message  acmacm Jeu 17 Nov 2005, 06:47

c'est bentil à toi Buick68 de citer mon site en français. Il a été complété depuis et a déménagé (plus rapide et fini la pub!) au

http://www.trombinoscar.com/amc/index.html

A chque fois que vous cliquez sur une petite photo, vous accédez à une nouvelle page... Fin 2005, il y a au total pour AMC plus de vingt pages et plus de 100 photos pour la période 1966/1979

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Message  ADM Ven 24 Mar 2006, 17:19

Il y a 52 ans aujourdhui , la naissance de la compagnie AMC cheers

March 24 1954 , AMC is born

Stockholders of the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation and the Hudson Motor Car Company approved the proposed merger of the two firms. The companies would form the American Motors Corporation (AMC). AMC is recognized as the most successful postwar independent manufacturer of cars. It owed its success in large part to its remarkable President George Romney. Born to Mormon missionary parents on a Mormon colony in Chihuahua, Mexico, Romney grew up poor. His grandfather, Miles Romney, who had been born in Nauvoo, Illinois, the original site of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, had four wives and sired 30 children. Unlike most of the great figures of the American automotive industry, Romney had little experience actually building cars. He had made his mark as a spokesman and advocate during stints as a lobbyist. His first car-related job was the director position of the Automobile Manufacturers Association. He joined the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation in 1948 as the special assistant to then company Chairman George Mason. Romney learned the business side of the automobile industry, and his exceptional skills as a negotiator propelled him to the upper echelons of the company. By 1953, he was an executive vice-president and a member of the board of directors. A few months after the merger that formed AMC, George Mason, company president, died and the board elected Mason's protégé, George Romney, to succeed him. As head of AMC, Romney emphasized the independents' need to avoid direct competition with the Big Three. The company developed the Rambler, and Romney coined the term "compact car" to promote it. Romney is also credited with coining the term "gas-guzzling dinosaur" to describe the Big Three's extravagant 1950s models. AMC recorded profits by 1958, and George Romney was rewarded for his remarkable achievement with name recognition. Still a devout Mormon, Romney used his recognition for social improvement. He led a campaign against the monopoly held by Detroit's Big Three. Romney argued that no car manufacturer should be allowed to maintain more than 35 percent market share. He termed his business philosophy "competitive cooperative consumerism" and argued that monopoly "either by labor or by industry, is bad for America." Romney's views, perhaps ahead of their time, were never fully taken seriously due in part to his tendency to change his stance. His career as a car manufacturer was followed by a political career, during which he served as governor of Michigan and ran for the Republican nomination for president.

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Message  jack57 Dim 26 Mar 2006, 09:59

Salut gang sur la page de l'indépendent le matador qui est la est identique a celui que j'ai eu ,maudit que j'ai eu du fun avec ca ,360 le seul hic apres avoir fait le rappel par A M C des qu'il y avait signe de pluie pas moyen de mettre ca en marche ,starte pis starte niet veut pas je m'en suis débarrassé en 1982 pour une crevette,maudite belle époque.
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