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Under the hood the AMC packs a 287 cubic inch V8 engine and a 3-speed automatic transmission. This has a classic look to the body with great looking trim. It is a true barn find. Take this out cruising or to your local car shows! It catches your eye no matter what angle it is viewed at. Jump in and roll down the street in style.

The 1964 model year Classics, were refined with stainless steel rocker moldings, a flush single-plane aluminum grille replacing the previous year's deep concave design, and oval tail-lamps replacing the flush mounted lenses of the 1963's. Classics with bucket seats and V8 engine could be ordered with a new 'Shift-Command' three-speed automatic transmission mounted on the center console that could be shifted manually. The Rambler also featured an interior known for being able to fold down all the way into a bed essentially making an ideal choice for going to the drive-in theater in style and comfort. A new two-door model joined the line only available in the top 770 trim. The...

The Rambler is an automobile manufactured by the American Motors Corporation (AMC) between 1958 and 1969. It was the second incarnation of AMC's forerunner. The second-generation Rambler compact was sold under the Nash and Hudson Motors marques from 1954 and 1955. Many viewed the second-generation design as the best looking and were arguably the most attractive compacts of all time in Detroit in the early 1960s. Originally sporting a white paint job, this beautiful Rambler has gone through light restoration work in the last decade as well as routine maintenance. It now sports a fresh coat of bright red paint that really pops with the black leather interior and top. The inline 6 powerplant has had a complete engine rebuild and is paired to the original 3 speed manual transmission. That too was given attention as well with components such as the pressure plate, clutch disk, release bearing being replaced and having the flywheel resurfaced. All necessary bushings and seals were replaced as well. Additional features included with this AMC include an automatic convertible top, AM Radio, Hub Caps and white wall tires that really make a statement either driving down the road or presenting itself stationary in your garage. This...

Do you love American Motor Company cars? Then this 1964 AMC Rambler is the car for you! The car comes with the stock 198 CID Flathead 6 cylinder engine and '3 on the tree' manual transmission. Features include AM radio, aftermarket steering wheel, Center Line 'Rally' wheels, custom 2 tone black/grey vinyl interior, newer tires, and a newer paint...