Rich in patina, and in running shape, we certainly like the looks of this Rambler American. This American made short wheel base convertible could be a very fun and interesting project. We think it would be an excellent preservation… more»
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Holey Buckets: 1966 AMC Rambler Wagon
Old station wagons are becoming popular, it’s mostly the wagons from the Big 3 though. In the 1960s it was American Motors that was challenging the Big guys long before the Japanese took them on. In several ways, American… more»
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Super Wagon: 1959 Rambler American
Reader Bill D has quite the amazing little Rambler! I’ve always thought the late ’50s Rambler American was a great looking car, but it is even more attractive in two door wagon form! Just look at this beauty. According… more»
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Unfinished Wagon: 1960 AMC Rambler American
Hannibal, Missouri, the boyhood home of writer, Samuel Clemens (i.e., Mark Twain) is where this nice project is located. It’s a 1960 AMC Rambler American and it’s listed on eBay with a current bid price of just over $1,000… more»
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Original? 1960 AMC Rambler Custom
This looks like a solid car, I can’t tell if it’s original or if the body has been restored at some point. The 1960 AMC Rambler Custom seen here is in Marengo, Illinois and can be found on eBay. The… more»
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Classic Classic: 1962 AMC Rambler Classic Wagon
The 1962 AMC Rambler Classic Wagon seen here is supposedly all original, but it looks like it’s had a repaint; although a very, very, very nice repaint. This car is located in Fort Myers, Florida and it’s listed on… more»
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What A Beauty! 1965 Rambler Classic 770
What a beautiful car! The blue paint is a repaint, but other than that, this is just a wonderful car that spent a lot of time in a showroom as a showpiece. Thanks to Jim S. for sending yet… more»
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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»
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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»
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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»
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Twin-Stick Action Survivor: 1965 Rambler Marlin
This Rambler (AMC) Marlin survivor has had three owners from new. The largely original paint has been wet sanded to shine again, and the unusual set of options and documentation from new make this a standout among Marlins. It’s… more»
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Baby Brother To The Scrambler: 1969 Rambler Two-Door
As the baby brother to the AMC Scrambler we recently featured, this 1969 Rambler two-door offers a lot of the look for a lot less of the price, just as it did at the time. Despite having some pretty… more»
Rambler 440 Convertible Sighting
Reader Kent C spotted a Rambler Convertible recently while on the highway in Miami. He is really curious to know more about it and its history, so he snapped a few photos. Well, he decided to turn to us… more»
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Sweet Little Ride: 1959 Rambler American
Under 30,000 of the Rambler American Deluxe and the Super models were produced in 1959. There were only 443 Business Coupes produced in 1959. Listed here on craigslist Colorado Springs, Colorado is this 1959 Rambler American priced at $3K.
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1968 Rambler American: Cheap Memories
The Rambler American was practical and dependable as well as the cheapest car in America. The six cylinder engines were durable, easy to work on and economical for their time. Rambler’s didn’t have much resale value, so it’s no… more»
