Rambler in essex on Ebay

This looks pretty good value for the money

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RAMBLER-BLUE-WHITE-1964-free-tax-/140851864490?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item20cb6ce3aa

Engine bay looks a bit minging though

saw this in the flesh at the nashionals parked next to a mk5 tina for the same money , not a bad looking car worth the money rhd ,dont like the front grill shape ,but the back is nice ,i did think about it ,but the front view put me off ,if it had a v8 in i might of bought it

Good bits/
rock and roll interior
tax free
economy?
cheap to buy
some people prefer RHD...

Bad bits/
its a more door
not a v8
its not LHD...
its a rambler?? AMC?

on balance seems like a good buy Baz, make him an offer, I shouldnt think he has had many due to the bad bits mentioned above

Not knowing jack shit about yanks do you mean AMC is a bit like British Leyland over here
Plus did you see the date on the pics 2007

escortosis wrote:Not knowing jack shit about yanks do you mean AMC is a bit like British Leyland over here
Plus did you see the date on the pics 2007

good description, maybe not as bad as British Leyland

i think the pics are from e/bay from wen the seller bought it last time , but its still looking the same ,american metal is a lot thicker ,it is a good solid yank and a good starter car ,not shaw why its rhd ,but it has a ugly front grill that Vs in the middle all the way across ,, is the nash metropltin part of the same car company

I think Nash and Hudson merged in the 50s to form AMC then renault bought them in the 70s then Chrysler bought them I dont know if there are still AMC cars built

this ones better http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1964-AMC-RAMBLER-3-0-LITRE-MERCEDES-DIESEL-AUTOMATIC-ENGINE-GEARBOX-/130762834601?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item1e721282a9

It was a bit tatty but it's a cheap way of owning something a bit different.


1963 AMC Rambler Classic by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr


1963 AMC Rambler Classic by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr