"No, there's not much for inventory, and there's a myriad of reasons for that," I remark, setting my haul down in the back of the truck. "American Motors didn't sell near the volume of the Big Three, and even with the sporty cars like the Javelin – they weren't as well-cared for as Camaros and Mustangs tended to be. Back then, they were all just used cars after a few years – if there wasn't an attachment from the owner, the car usually got used and abused, and passed on or sent to the scrap heap. So survival rate isn't good on many of the AMCs."