"Ampelosaurus" is also known from a pubis, about long. It has a strong distal expansion, that is similar to a titanosaur from Brazil, and a large foramen. Contrary to the South American titanosaurs, the ilium does not have an expansion on the side. The ischium, known from a shaft, is unexpanded distally and very well developed. It is also very flat. An incomplete radius is also known. It lacks the proximal and distal ends, and possesses a very prominent ridge along it. The largest and best-preserved specimens are both ulnas. The right ulna has a total length of . The right ulna is small and slender, is missing an olecranon, and has a well-marked ridge. The left ulna is larger, with a length of . The ulna has a deep radial fossa.