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No More Excuses! 1960 Rambler American

Ok, no more excuses! I know who you are–you lurkers, you folks that claim that you’ll purchase a classic car “some day,” but they are all either too expensive, need too much work, or aren’t red. Yes, aren’t red!… more»

Bargain Wagon: 1978 AMC Matador Wagon

This is another original, time capsule! The 1978 AMC Matador Wagon shown here is listed on eBay with a current price of $1,953 and five days left on the auction. It’s at a dealership in Levittown, Pennsylvania and it sure looks… more»

Super Original : 1959 AMC Rambler American

Who knew that there were so many nice, old, original Rambler Americans left?! This 1959 AMC Rambler American Super is listed on eBay with a current bid of $1,967 and it’s in Highland, California. There is no reserve on… more»

Evicted! “99% Unrestored” 1973 AMC Gremlin

It’s pretty easy to see that this 1973 AMC Gremlin (described as “99% unrestored” by the seller) has had a comfy home lately with an AMC fan! As Chaucer said, however approximately, all good things must come to an end as… more»

Wide Wagon: 1978 AMC Pacer V8 Wagon

We all know and love the AMC Pacer. Or, we all know the AMC Pacer, not all of us love the design. I’m in the love-it camp, of course. Thanks to Jim S. for finding this 1978 AMC Pacer Wagon…. more»

Cheap Flyte: 1953 Nash Ambassador Airflyte

Thanks to Stuart F. for sending in this find! This is a 1953 Nash Ambassador Airflyte and it’s in Foley, Minnesota; a little over an hour northwest of Minneapolis. This solid car is listed on eBay with almost 30… more»

Yankee Doodle Dandy: 1969 AMC SC/Rambler-Hurst

This beautiful, rare AMC shown here is car #3 out of the first 10 SC/Ramblers produced in 1969. This Yankee Doodle Dandy is a 1969 AMC SC/Rambler-Hurst; a very, very rare car. It’s owned by Fox Motorsports in Grand… more»

A Good American: 1960 AMC Rambler American

1960 was the last year of the first-generation AMC Rambler American with the somewhat “upside-down bathtub” styling. This 1960 AMC Rambler American Custom is in Siloam Springs, Arkansas and the seller says that she “is all original”, but then they… more»

The Mystery Of AMC’s Winged Warrior

Reader JCW sent this interesting AMC in, but sadly we didn’t get to it in time. It’s such an intriguing find though that we just had to feature it anyways! Why is this AMC so interesting? That’s a great question… more»

Magenta Beauty: 1971 AMC Javelin SST

The second-generation AMC Javelin styling is one of my favorite 70’s cars, with the pronounced fender curves making it very distinctive compared to its competition. This one is somewhat of a survivor, although the paint is not original (I… more»

Cool Copper Colored Car: 1974 AMC Gremlin

Is this cool copper colored car original? I think so, other than a few replacement parts to keep it on the road for the last 98,000 miles. This great looking 1974 AMC Gremlin is in Middeltown, Connecticut and the seller… more»

Going Rogue: 1969 AMC Rambler Rogue

Barn Finds writer and right-hand-man, Josh, wrote about a 1966 AMC Rambler Rogue about a year ago, and I just found another one. This Matador Red car is a 1969 AMC Rambler Rogue and it’s found at Redline Classic Cars in… more»

Insert Drivetrain Here: 1959 AMC Rambler American

1959 was the first year for the two-door American wagon at AMC. This 1959 AMC Rambler American Wagon will need a lot of work, but it’ll be worth it once you’re done. It’s listed on eBay with a one-click… more»

Wagon Ho! Montana Rambler 770 Field Find

According to the seller, this 1966 Rambler 660 wagon has been owned by a single family since new (presumably not counting the seller, so we’ll call it a two-entity-owned car). Although it’s been off the road for twelve years,… more»

Second To The Last: 1956 Nash Ambassador

I’m gnashing my teeth right now because this car is very near the top of my master wish list! This is a 1956 Nash Ambassador and it’s in Lubbock, TX in a field, unfortunately, instead of in my garage. This rare car… more»

Back From The Beauty Parlor: 1964 Rambler 330

1964. A remarkable year for American automobiles–for example, the Ford Mustang was introduced, the split-window Corvette went away, and Chrysler showed it’s Turbine Car at the New York World’s Fair. But what about those cars that weren’t exceptional —… more»