Overview

This rare 1968 AMC AMX was comprehensively built for the 2016 Peking to Paris Motor Challenge, one of the toughest endurance rallies in the world.

Stripped to a bare shell and re-engineered over three years, the result is “Geen Remmen” (Dutch for “No Brakes” or “No Limits”)—a purpose-built, long-distance rally car that blends muscle car power with serious off-road capability.

Over £250,000 has been invested in its build and development (excluding event entry and logistics), with every system carefully considered for reliability, serviceability, and performance.

Key Specifications

AMC V8 producing 272hp / 475Nm, tuned to run on low-grade fuel

5-speed manual gearbox with tall cruising 5th

Reiger suspension – no failures during 14,500km of Peking to Paris

Full roll cage, strengthened shell, ideal weight distribution

Competition kerb weight ~1,750kg

Adjustable brake bias, twin fuel tanks (200L total) with integrated drainage and filtration

GPS-equipped dual Monit trip m...