From the seller: “So rare – like gold dust!
1975 AMC Pacer, with Navajo upholstery teamed with red leather, internally in great condition. Externally needs a clean and some attention.
Currently a non-runner but it shouldn’t take much to get it going again.
Collection only from UK, WD3 3JP (Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire)
Petrol. Automatic. Gold colour.
4228cc
2 door Saloon
2-Axle-Rigid Body
First registered 01/04/1975.
I acquired the vehicle Febuary 2010.
Registered in the UK. All documents in hand, as well paperwork/receipts for mechanical work and an original service and owners manual (and 1976 manual versions as well)!
I also have a nos fuel pump which I will be selling with it.
Mileage is very low, around 39’900. This was the mileage when I bought it and it hasn’t done any real mileage since I purchased it, as it has been kept SORN.”
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