The company branding also switched all Rambler badging to AMC in 1967, making the '67 officially the "AMC Marlin." Sales struggled with only a few more than 2,000 being sold in 1967 and Marlin ...

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Retired from the road in 1994, this SC/Rambler has been sitting for a whopping 30 years as of 2024. Surprisingly enough, the hardtop is still in solid condition and retains its numbers-matching ...

The original Rambler was discontinued in 1955. AMC revived the vehicle in 1958 as the Rambler American. The American soldiered on through 1969 as one of the company's bread-and-butter vehicles.

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AMC blood runs deep with this guy, the son of an AMC dealer and former owner of a '69 SC/Rambler. "With Dad being an AMC dealer, there were always American Motors cars around," he recalls.

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Rambler owners were sensible, frugal, and well . . . old. In the strictest sense, Jack Ketchum, the owner of this unassuming '69 Rambler fits the description pretty well, and yes, he's an AARP member.

AMC shipped 10 new Hurst-prepared ‘69 SC/Rambler two-door hardtops to Garner’s shop for a total makeover, turning them from stock street avengers into blistering off-road racing machines.