#1963 AMC Rambler Classic 660 "Chicken Foot"

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azure cradle
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Bagged, Channeled, Slammed

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This is a 1963 AMC Rambler 660 build. Bagged and channeled so it lays pinchweld. has FBSS, 1/2" lines and valves at 150psi, drivetrain is stock

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When i first got it, engine was locked up

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pulled the head, couldnt get the engine undone. so just said forget it to find another and continued to carve up the body to get it ready to be channeled and bagged

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This basically shows that I have to raise the engine and trans up 2" so they dont hit the ground. This allows the car to lay all the way down

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Removing the carpet and starting to cut out the inside to allow for the powertrain to be raised up

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This car is unibody but still has frame rail like structures. Because I had to cut off these "frame rails" from under the car, i installed 2x3 1/4" steel to reinforce what I was cutting away. Def overkill

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removing the rear springs, getting the floor ready to be cut up

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installing a cross member C channel to make up for the cross member tunnel I cut away to allow the trains and torque tube to come up into the car

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getting an idea of how low the rear can go

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pulling the engine

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Here's a shot of the rear cut up to allow the torque tube and track bars to come up into the car when it lays out

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making a new crossmember/engine mount. This allows the engine to sit on 2" tall stilts. to raise the whole powertrain up

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patching back in the metal for the channel

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more metal patching

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using a pizzabox mock bag to get the fitment ready for the bags

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first time on the ground

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first time outside

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making a bracket for the engine driven air compressor

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making a bracket for the alt, as this car orginally came with a generator

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Building the exhaust. It goes from the driverside, around the front, then down the passenger. When you're this low it's hard to find a way out

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stole the master cylinder off my old ford ranger 🙂

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modifying the seat to make way for the channel

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Time for switches and wires

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painted the wheels. First time around I went with red steelies cause I'm poor

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Building a surfboard to be mounted to the back

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carving it and installing a decal

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test fitting

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staining and building a brackety

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getting it pinstriped

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door panels

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making a funny sign for it. Shout out to everyone who knows where this comes from

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Sleepy eye headlights and other small mods

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dragging frame

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Arduino remote air ride system so you can hit the switches remoteley

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Getting some new wheels. have to run wheel spacers to get them to fit

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night shots

bleak pecan
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If you ever come to Virginia for any car shows let me know I’d love to do some photos for you at some of the events and outside of then

fierce ice
# azure cradle

Dude you gotta let me learn from you. What an incredible talent you have I aspire to be able to do this one day

cunning jetty
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now this is a sick build

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azure cradle
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Here's my Rambler with my '50 Chevy Styleline

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bleak pecan
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near flame
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$6,500

azure cradle
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it's hard to say from only 2 pictures but from those two pictures it looks promising. Very clean and looks well kepy. but the discoloring on the carpet makes me think the cowls been leaking

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honest swallow
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This is a dope ass build. Keep it going. Love me some slammed cars

abstract rune
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cool Classic, always love seeing modified AMC's

azure cradle
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I let my nieces boyfriend take my rambler to a trunk or treat and he wrecked it 🤦

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Was able to bend the grill and hood back. But not sure on what were gonna do with the bumper yet

tropic magnet
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This fucking this is badass!