AMC
Early American “big nut” axle
11-10-2025 Edited by Frank Swygert. Written by Tom Jennings Just removing the engine, transmission or driveshaft? You DO NOT have to remove the "big nut" yoke! See "The Easy Way"...
Tuning Weber Carbs
Written by Tom Jennings, edited by Frank Swygert 01-30-2026 Tuning a 44 IDF for the Rambler 195.6 OHV (3200cc) inline six. Most also applies to other Webers like the 32/36...
Carburetion and induction
by Tom Jennings, edited by Frank Swygert 01-26-2026 This section covers induction, fuel and air intake: carburetion and EFI. There's a lot of work covered in these pages, some of...
AMC/Rambler factory radios
Written by Tom Jennings 04-05-2020, edited by Frank Swygert 02-24-2026 Sometimes six ancient transistors, or four of them plus a few even older electron tubes, are more interesting than the...
Oil pressure sender failure
Written by Tom Jennings April 2019 - 18 Nov 2023, edited by Frank Swygert 02-15-26 Frank: Tom has a detailed explanation of what's going on below. I'm going to cut...
Nate’s Fast Metropolitan
Ignore these photos. It's not possible for Nash Metropolitans to be driven at speed. Everyone knows that. It is most definitely not going 60 mph in a Mulholland Highway turn....
Making the 93MR AM radio work again
Written by Tom Jennings 03-16-2023, edited by Frank Swygert 02-24-2026 The Motorola 93MR radio was used in 1958 to 1960 Rambler Americans, and would probably fit in earlier Nash Rambler...
Installing a Motorcraft electronic distributor and TFI upgrade
Written by Tom Jennings. Edited by Frank Swygert 02-15-2026 This information applies to all engines that accept the Ford/Motorcraft Duraspark ignition, even though the example here is for an AMC...
More Dash for the Rambler Nash
05 jul 2023 An old 50's hotrodding book of my father's. I remembered this Nash article form my pre-teen youth, recognized it immediately when my brother sent it to me....
John Elle’s AMC front spring perch bushing fix
One of the things that's unobtainable for AMC cars (small chassis, 69 up) is the rubber-bushed spring perch, and they all go bad. Luckily, John Elle worked out a replacement...