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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3

The Beatles playing everyone's favorite...the Bagpipes

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LOL! My first car (in 1979) was a '72 AMC Hornet, the Gremlin's bigger brother. Was used, previously a Bell Telephone car. Paid $500 for it, and although it was relatively dependable and got me where I needed to go, it rode very hard, as if there were no suspension system at all. And the styling, well, let's just say it was NOT a chick magnet.

My good friend and band light man bought a new AMC Hornet AMX like this one. It was not the best car but he liked it. I rode it in many times.

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My good friend and band light man bought a new AMC Hornet AMX like this one. It was not the best car but he liked it. I rode it in many times.

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Some of those came with some serious HP! They were kinda sleepers. We were all driving tricked out Chevys, Fords and Mopars and a Hornet would show up and stomp on our cars! That was a great era...
 
My good friend and band light man bought a new AMC Hornet AMX like this one. It was not the best car but he liked it. I rode it in many times.

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A hornet? My wife's grandma passed away in early 1990 and my brother in law inherited her yellow and black Hornet. That old car had less than 30k miles at 28 years old. He said when he went to drive home and got on the interstate the engine made some bad noises for a few miles. :D Probably the first time it had ever been over 50 mph in it's life.
 

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