1970's car id
 

Not an interesting car, I'm sure, but what is that 2 door car just to the left of the clock in this photo?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1538876310.jpg

1970 Ford Capri

Not a Capri, it’s an AMC

^^^ Looks like an early 1970s AMC Hornet Hatchback coupe.

I looked at both to the above, and neither seems correct. The Capri and the Hornet both had a concave rear line, even on the hatchback. The car in the photo looks convex. And I can't find anything that matches those tail lights.

The bumper in the photo almost looks like someone did a home repair.

I really should not be spending my time on such a meaningless search.....:D

AMC Spirit

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1538879540.jpg

Mercury Bobcat with a home build bumper?

I was wrong about the Hornet. I agee with dafischer that it’s the Spirit.

I think you nailed it. Later 70s model. SmileWavy

My first thought was the Mercury variant of the Pinto..the Bobcat.
But I think it may well be the AMC.

AMC spirit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1979_AMC_Spirit_liftback_light_blue_NC-r.jpg

Edit: The hint about AMC helped, and while I was off somewhere else on Pelican, you guys beat me to it.

It looks better than most of the other cars in that picture (and of that time). It’s a pity AMC died out.

This was a case for death.

My grandfather's 70 Ambassador wagon. Drove it for several months while I was between functioning Alfas in the late 70's. Ughhh... Family Truckster

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1538881530.jpg

On the left, what is the second parked car from the bottom?

Looks like a BMW 320i.

Looks Japanese to me. Maybe a Datsun

Saab Sonnett was my guess. Window in back all wrong. Hmmm.

71' Harley XLH Sportster with super rare aero kit.

Think they made less than 1 of them.

Old Subaru wagon?

To me it looks like a Toyota. Corolla wagon, maybe.

Best
Les