65 Rambler American 330 Wagon - Lateral-g Forums

crazycarl · #1 08-31-2012, 12:54 AM

If you don't know what this is it looks kinda like a 62-65 Chevy Nova.

Original straight six engine, three on the tree plus automatic overdrive. Has air conditioning. Very straight. Has a 20 year old light blue paint job. Engine turns over by hand. Brand new tires installed almost three years ago. Only known rust is in the bottom of the back tailgate, but it looks like maybe some in the bottom of the doors. Very straight. Lots of spare parts such as starters, fuel pumps, alternators etc. I have a second steering wheel. I also have all the hubcaps and a couple extras too. The backseat is original, the front was reupholstered a while back. Lots of associated Rambler paper materials.

Hasn't been started in a very long time. Sat under a tree for a couple years before I brought it to Sacramento so there is some sap in the DS front fender.

I'm moving and don't have room for it at the new place. I was going to swap in a late model Cadillac V6 and do a Chassisworks front crossmember as the stock one unbolts but this car is low on my project list. Plus, my sister and I debate on who actually owns it as it belonged to my mom. So we decided to sell it and split the cash.

I haven't had time to take more pictures but will try to take some over the weekend.

Have the title too. Located in the Sacramento area.

Price is $1200. Listed locally for $1500. (Price dropped 10/29/12)
NEW DROP $900 11/8/12
FINAL DROP! $500 11/15/12 MUST GO NOW!

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Rick D · #2 08-31-2012, 04:59 AM

Man why do you have to be on the other side of the country. I would would buy this in a second but it would cost just as much to get it back here

GLWS

brownz · #3 08-31-2012, 06:00 AM

I would give you cash today if I could pick it up

crazycarl · #4 08-31-2012, 10:04 AM

We ended up with this thing because my dad got one from his grandparents and drove it from Iillinois to GA and then to CA. He sold it in the 70s but found this one and had to have it. So, based on that, I suppose you could get it running and drive it all the way to the other half of the country.

Maybe hit up some Auto-X along the way.

Or, you mail me a really big check and I take a little bit, then take the car and all the parts to one of the super sweet California builders for an overhaul. I can think of four that are within two hours of me that would be great. C'mon, you know you wanna!