Formed in 1954 by the merger of Nash-Kelvinator and Hudson Motor Car Company, American Motors Corporation (AMC) was the country's fourth-largest automaker until it was purchased by Chrysler in 1988.
The Ambassador nameplate debuted in 1927 as a high-trim club sedan version of the Nash Advanced Six. It became a standalone luxury model in 1932 and transitioned to the American Motors Corporation ...
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America’s most affordable car in 1969 was the AMC Rambler at $2,000, here’s what it’s worth today
The 1969 AMC Rambler cost $1,998 new — the cheapest domestic car in America. See what one sells for today and why it's still ...
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AMC sold the 1969 Hurst SC/Rambler with a 315-hp 390 V8 for just $2,998
In 1969, American Motors and Hurst put a 390-cubic-inch V8 into AMC’s smallest car and called it the Hurst SC/Rambler. The ...
The 1969 Hurst SC/ Rambler was a scrappy car. It was an unexpected jaw-punch, dealt by Detroit's number four automaker. While the 1,512 units that AMC put on pavement weren't going to turn the tide of ...
"The '69 SC/Rambler was in a barn for 25 years. We had to move eight cars to get it out," Jack Hille said. He was elated. He's wanted one of these cars since they were brand new. And now he had his ...
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