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Long before all-wheel drive became common in everyday passenger
cars, the AMC Eagle combined car-like comfort with four-wheel-drive
capability. This 1980 AMC Eagle is an especially interesting
two-door example with just 60k original miles, finished in Olympic
White with a partial white vinyl roof and plenty of unmistakable
late-1970s and early-1980s personality.
Power comes from AMC's 258 cubic inch, 4.2-liter inline-six paired
with a TorqueFlite A998 automatic transmission. The Eagle's
full-time 4x4 system works with an independent Dana 30 front axle
and Dana 35 rear axle, giving this 4WD AMC Eagle the extra traction
that separated it from conventional passenger cars of its era.
Power steering and power front disc brakes add to its road
manners.
Inside, Nutmeg vinyl bucket seats feature plaid inserts that fit
the period perfectly. A leather-wrapped steering wheel, floor
shifter, factory air conditioning, original AMC radio, and factory
manual pop-up sunroof make the cabin a surprisingly well-equipped
place to spend some time. Outside, front auxiliary lights and
15-inch aluminum wheels wrapped in General Grabber A/T tires
reinforce its adventurous side.
For anyone searching for an American Motors Eagle for sale, this
clean two-door offers an unusual piece of AMC history. The American
Motors Eagle 4x4 blurred the line between passenger car and
off-road-capable utility vehicle years before that combination
became commonplace. With low original mileage and its distinctive
two-door body, this Eagle is ready for the road, the trail, or
simply a spot in a collection of cars that dared to be
different!
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