Are there any more SC360 owners out there?

[tom999q]

As rare as these cars are, you would think their value would be in the six figures. So far the registry says that there are 117 known out of a very low production of 784. My particular car is one of the 19 2 barrel three speed cars made, and Eddie said it's one of 3 black 2 barrel 3 speed cars. Mine also doesn't have the Go-Pack/ram-air option. So with all this considered, if it was a '69 Camaro, it would be worth $200k.... <<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/dunno.gif

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

I have seen one or two of them at PSMCDR over the past 4 years. I think one green, and one blue.

The green one kept bogging off the line:-( (Giver more gas:-))

Ryan

[John Brown]

Here's one owned by Mark Weymouth, a regular at PSMCDR, but he may bring any of a dozen or so cars.

http://www.autotraderclassics.com/car-ar...60-200478.xhtml (http://www.autotraderclassics.com/car-article/Dare+to+Be+Different+_+1971+AMC+Hornet+SC*360-200478.xhtml)

http://www.autotraderclassics.com/scaler/610/457/images/a/cms/images/articles/features/dare_to_be_different_1971_hornet_sc360/200143.jpg

[Dave Rifkin]

I think those little cars are cool; maybe even as cool as the more popular S/C Ramblers.

[tom999q]

I've seen pictures of that blue one around the internet. A local guy I know has a green one he puts in shows, and also 1/2 of another one he uses for parts. A true SC360 enthusiast may be able to buy it from him but it needs lots o' work. The nice thing about these though is that they can't be cloned because of the one digit in the vin number which designates it specifically as an SC360..