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1979- Nurburgring, Germany: AMC is still Dangerous

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Team Highball grabs the top hardware for AMC- yet again

In 1979, Team Highball fielded two AMX's sponsored by BFGoodrich in the Radial Challenge series, worth points in IMSA, FIA and SCCA. This is a small story about that race, celebrating the fact that AMC placed One & Two on the day/night/day event, proving the AMC V8 once again in the area of extended high speed operation.

From Hemmings Muscle Machines, February 2006

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