The Photo and Image Archives

	193. An ASCII art Pacer provided by Bob Wilson. The image is a GIF; you can find the text file here. Be sure to view the text file version in a fixed-width font.
	194. This is Wendy Martin's former metallic lime green 1976 Pacer sedan. She wrote a fabulous story about how she acquired it, had it painted its distinctive color, and later had to part with it. You can find the story in the Pacer Stories section.
	195. This 1977 woody wagon, located in Pendleton, Oregon, was listed for sale on eAuto Classifieds in March 2000.
	196. These pictures come with a story from the Pacer Page WebChica. Thanksgiving weekend 1999, on the road from Sunriver back home to Portland, Oregon, I was driving along at quite a nice clip, when I spotted, out of the corner of my eye, this Silver Pacer Wagon parked in front of a very run-down roadside motel. I managed to scare the living daylights out of my victim-passenger boyfriend (now husband, so I guess this didn't traumatize him too badly) as I tore off the road and skidded into the gravel parking lot. Although the Pacer was missing four hubcaps and otherwise shoddy in appearance, it was still clearly road-worthy, which certainly counts for something! In my excitement, I took some very off-center photographs, which you see displayed here.
	197. Another shot of the AMC dealership pictured in archive number 188: "This is a dealership that is about 45 minutes from my house. The photo of the dealership and my 78 Pacer was taken back in September. The building was built back in the 1920s as a modern gas station and garage. The owner's dad bought the garage and turned it into a dealership. I think it was a Willys Jeep dealership back in the 40s and 50s. They dropped the Jeep line and took on Rambler and Land Rover. Land Rover was dropped in the erly 70s. They had AMC up to the very end. There are no parts or literature at this dealership due to the fact that I bought them all. The building is currently being used as a car repair shop by the owner of the building. He still has a CJ2A Jeep from the 40s inside." -Steve Submitted 20 January 2000.
	198. "So here's our '79 wagon, 6-cylinder. Looks good, drives even better. We've had it for a year now and never want to get rid of it again. One thing: Our hood ornament was stolen some time ago and we feel sort of naked without it now. We drive it daily, even with the fuel prices here in the Netherlands, which are $6 per gallon now! Engine: 6-cyl. 4.2 litre, automatic transmission Extras: PS This one was in a garage for 5 years. In and outside very dirty and dusty. Now we are glad to be able to wash it clean. Owner: Ton & Diana Tol Location: Scheveningen, The Netherlands" -Ton & Diana Tol Submitted 21 January 2000.
	199. "Weird" Harrel Lamkin wrote to share a picture of his new Pacer: "Live long and drive a Pacer! I thought that one up myself! How are you doing? A friend of mine I hadn't seen for years, came by last week and gave me [a Racing Champions diecast]. I guess I'm still remembered for my Pacer race car. I found another one - It will be a street driven car. Here is my daughter giving it a wash." -Harrel Lamkin Submitted 25 January 2000.
	200. "I enjoyed so much visiting your website loaded with phantastic pacer photos. If you like you can add my 'still sleeping' project to your gallery. I own a '79 V8 Pacer Limited. After driving it a few years, it has been stored 14 months now (after an engine crackdown) and waiting for my busy hands. Unfortunately I haven't got enough time, cause there is too much work in my own business as a freelance architect." -Joachim Haider (from Berlin, Germany) Submitted 27 January 2000.
	201. "My mom bought this '77 Wagon in April, 1983, about 9 months before I was born, to replace an aging Valiant. In 1986, my parents bought a van and began driving that more (due to the trouble of finding Pacer parts), and the Pacer became a winter car, because the Posi-Traction worked so good. The Pacer soldiered through 9 Michigan Winters until we sold it in 1993, and she was still in relatively good and solid condition then. Its current whereabouts are unknown." -Jason Bowler Editor's Note: Jason also created this great Pacer 25th Anniversary graphic. Submitted 18 February 2000.
	202. Porsche 928 designer Tony Lapine has admitted that his design was based on the AMC Pacer. These are a couple "morph" pictures gathered from this Porsche 928 web site. Link submitted by Nolan Dehner 29 February 2000.