-1 of 13,233 wagons built in 1969 -Seating for seven -Showing only 64,793 miles
This 1969 Rambler Ambassador wagon is one of 13,233 wagons built in 1969 making this vehicle a rare find. This example presents in burgundy, with woodgrain inserts over a cream interior, chrome roof rack, rear wind deflector, with seating for 7 including a pop up third row seat, making this Rambler a perfect family cruiser. With only 64,793 miles on the odometer, this is a true "Survivor" of the 60's era.
Powered with AMC's second-gen compact V8, which arrived in 1966, the 290 cid V8, producing around 200 horsepower mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission which made these a very nice easy car to drive.
This vehicle is in good condition for its age, however the seats could do with some upholstery work in the future and a general tidy up would make this a great weekend tourer.
This is a rare wagon and interesting alternative to a Ford or Holden of the same era. The Ambassador comes complete with Owner's manual, Warranty manual and a Technical service manual and some receipts for previous work.
