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About Kevin Pilotte
Expertise
I can answer many technical questions relating to AMC vehicles prior to 1979. I also have experience with Rambler & Nash vehicles.
Experience
I am a former AMC technician, service writer and service manager. I have worked in AMC dealers in Illinois in the 70's. After college, I was a Field Service Rep for American Motors Sales Corporation, working out of the Chicago Zone office. I traveled to AMC dealers assisting in the diagnosis and repair of AMC vehicles. I was also the Area Training Manager for DeLorean Motor Company. I have 10+ years as an Automotive Instructor. I have modified and restored
numerous AMC vehicles. I have been working on AMC vehicles for over 30 years.
Organizations
I have been an ASE Certified Master Technician since 1975. This includes L1. I am also currently a Toyota Certified Master Diagnostic Technician.
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I have articles in "American Motoring", the official publication of the American Motors Owners Association. They are the largest AMC club in the world.
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Expert: Kevin Pilotte - 10/22/2009
Question
QUESTION: are the frames on the ambassadore (72) and javelin (71) the same ?
ANSWER: Technically, these are uni-body construction so they do not have frames.
An Ambassador and a Javelin have different wheelbases, so there is a difference in the chassis.
Is there something paticular you are wanting to do?
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QUESTION: just got a 72 ambassador have a 71 javelin . ambassador has under 50,000 miles was garage kept . just trying to utilize as much of ambassador as possible . javlin is a little rough . thanks
Answer
You're in luck.
Numerous components will interchange.
Front suspension & steering; brakes & brake components; everything in the engine compartment; Electrical components. i.e switches, steering column, many lamnps, etc.
Engine, transmission, rear end, & crossmember are the same.
Have fun!
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