Price My Classic

Feelings are formed at the very sight of a car and then they can be altered once you drive it. For the whole staff here, we all agree that there is something about this one that sparks our interest, then that interest turns into pure joy once you take it for a spin. This car is a great little driver with the 'three on the tree' manual transmission and the sufficiently powered 232 cubic inch inline 6-cylinder engine. With the Balboa Light Aqua exterior, you'll want to roll leisurely down the road so everyone catches a glimpse and wonders 'what kind of car is that'? One of our favorite discussion pieces on this car is the Aqua/Turquoise cloth and vinyl interior complete with see through...

This inline 6 and automatic transmission is a total time capsule. The blue interior and paint will teleport you back to the 60's. As the automobile marketplace in the U. S. was moving away from economy towards performance and luxury vehicles, American Motors began removing the historic Rambler name from its larger models. However, the American and Classic models retained their economy car marketing image, as well as their traditional nameplate. To cement this image, a Rambler American was again the overall winner in the Mobil Economy Run. The American models were facelifted for the 1966 model year with more squared-off front and rear styling. The front of the car was...