1978 AMC Pacer DL Wagon - Lot 54

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1978 AMC Pacer DL Wagon - Lot 54
1978 AMC Pacer DL Wagon WITHOUT RESERVATION - Carte Grise de Collection - Serial number: A8A687C389785 - Engine: 258 CID in-line six-cylinder (4.2 L) - The "Flying Fishbowl": cult design and pop-culture icon. - A veritable fashion success in Paris, orchestrated by Jean Charles Automobile. Launched in the mid-1970s, the AMC Pacer was the fruit of an offbeat vision of the American automobile: an unprecedented width and gigantic glass surface that earned it the nickname "Flying Fishbowl". While it baffled the American market, it became a veritable craze in Paris, largely thanks to its importer, Jean Charles Automobile. The latter positioned the Pacer as an avant-garde vehicle, adopted by the fashion and film worlds, becoming a stylistic icon in many French films of the '70s, as well as a worldwide pop-culture star (Wayne's World). The model on offer is a rare 1978 Pacer DL Wagon. This estate version retains the bold front-end design while offering a more practical profile. The DL finish provided additional comfort. It is equipped with the most desirable engine for this model: the 258 cubic inch (4.2 Litres) in-line six-cylinder engine, mated to the automatic gearbox, renowned for its torque and legendary reliability. With its bold design, Parisian past and iconic status in the '70s, this AMC Pacer Wagon is an irreplaceable piece of French automotive history and popular culture. 1978 AMC Pacer DL Wagon - Vehicle registration document - Serial number: A8A687C389785 - Engine: 258 CID (4.2 L) inline six-cylinder - The "Flying Fishbowl": cult design and pop culture icon. - A real fashion success in Paris orchestrated by Jean Charles Automobile. Launched in the mid-1970s, the AMC Pacer was the result of an unconventional vision of the American automobile: an unprecedented width and a gigantic glass surface that earned it the nickname "Flying Fishbowl". Although it baffled the American market, it became a real fashion statement in Paris, largely thanks to its importer, Jean Charles Automobile. The latter successfully positioned the Pacer as an avant-garde vehicle, adopted by the fashion and film worlds, thus becoming a stylistic symbol visible in many French films of the 1970s, but also a star of global pop culture (Wayne's World) . The model we are offering is a rare 1978 Pacer DL Wagon. This station wagon version retains the boldness of the design while offering a more practical profile. The DL trim added extra comfort features. It is equipped with the most desirable engine for this model: the 258 cubic inch (4.2 liter) inline six-cylinder, paired with an automatic transmission, renowned for its torque and legendary reliability. With its bold design, Parisian past, and iconic status in the 1970s, this AMC Pacer Wagon is an irreplaceable piece of automotive history and French popular culture.
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