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List of AMC motorcycles

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This is a partial list of motorcycle models produced by the Associated Motor Cycles (AMC) from its foundation in 1938 to incorporations as Norton-Villiers-Triumph. Many models were produced to the same specification under the badge names of AJS and Matchless.

AJS and Matchless model list[]

AJS
Matchless tank badge
AJS logo 1929 M6 6
Year AJS Matchless cc
1940 G3 (ex-WD) 348
1941–44 G3 (ex-WD) 348
1945 G3 (ex-WD) 348
1945 16M G3L 348
1945 18 G80 497
1946 16M G3L 348
1947 16MC G3LC 348
1947 18 G80 497
1947 18C G80C 497
1948 16M G3L 348
1948 16MC G3LC 348
1948 16MS G3LS 348
1948 18 G80 497
1948 18C G80C 497
1949 16M G3L 348
1949 16MC G3LC 348
1949 16MS G3LS 348
1949 18 G80 497
1949 18C G80C 497
1949 18S G80S 497
1949 20 G9 498
1950 16M G3L 348
1950 16MC G3LC 348
1950 16MS G3LS 348
1950 18 G80 497
1950 18C G80C 497
1950 18S G80S 497
1950 20 G9 498
1951–52 16M G3L 348
1951–52 16MC G3LC 348
1951–52 16MCS G3LCS 348
1951–52 16MS G3LS 348
1951–52 18 G80 497
1951–52 18C G80C 497
1951–52 18CS G80CS 497
1951–52 18S G80S 497
1951–52 20 G9 498
1953 16M G3L 348
1953 16MC G3LC 348
1953 16MCS G3LCS 348
1953 16MS G3LS 348
1953 18 G80 497
1953 18C G80C 497
1953 18CS G80CS 497
1953 18S G80S 497
1953 20 G9 498
1954 16M G3L 348
1954 16MC G3LC 348
1954 16MCS G3LCS 348
1954 16MS G3LS 348
1954 18 G80 497
1954 18C G80C 497
1954 18CS G80CS 497
1954 18S G80S 497
1954 20 G9 498
1955 16M G3L 348
1955 16MC G3LC 348
1955 G3LCS 348
1955 16MS G3LS 348
1955 18 G80 497
1955 18C G80C 497
1955 18CS G80CS 497
1955 18S G80S 497
1955 20 G9 498
1956 16MCS G3LCS 348
1956 16MCT G3LCT 348
1956 16MS G3LS 348
1956 18 G80 497
1956 18C G80C 497
1956 18CS G80CS 497
1956 18S G80S 497
1956 20 G9 498
1956 30 G11 593
1957 16MCS G3LCS 348
1957 16MCT G3LCT 348
1957 16MS G3LS 348
1957 18 G80 497
1957 18C G80C 497
1957 18CS G80CS 497
1957 G80R 497
1957 18S G80S 497
1957 30 G11 593
1957 20 G9 498
1958 14 G2 248
1958 16MCS G3LCS 348
1958 16MCT G3LCT 348
1958 16MS G3LS 348
1958 18 G80 497
1958 18C G80C 497
1958 18CS G80CS 497
1958 G80R 497
1958 18S G80S 497
1958 30 G11 593
1958 30CS G11CS 593
1958 30CSR G11CSR 593
1958 20 G9 498
1959 14 G2 248
1959 14CS G2CS 248
1959 16 G3 348
1959 16C G3C 348
1959 16CS G3CS 348
1959 18 G80 497
1959 18CS G80CS 497
1959 G80R 497
1959 30 G11 593
1959 31 G12 646
1959 31 DeLuxe G12 DeLuxe 646
1959 31CS G12CS 646
1959 31CSR G12CSR 646
1959 20 DeLuxe G9 DeLuxe 498
1959 20 Standard G9 Standard 498
1959 20CS G9CS 498
1959 20CSR G9CSR 498
1960 14 G2 498

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