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1969 AMC Rebel Cross Country

1969 AMC Rebel Cross Country in Collision Course, Movie, 1989 IMDB

Class: Cars, Wagon — Model origin: US

1969 AMC Rebel Cross Country

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Ans AU

2013-10-01 08:21

late 1960's AMC ambassador?

HWJOE US

2013-10-01 14:23

67-70 AMC Rebel, look at the extension of the front bumper into the body.

-- Last edit: 2013-10-01 14:38:53

Ans AU

2013-10-01 15:16

Does anyone see sidemarkers?

lightninboy US

2013-10-01 19:44

AMCs came out in 1970.

night cub US

2013-10-02 01:39

No, AMCs were rolled out by car line starting in 1966 with the Ambassador and Marlin.

Commander 57 US

2013-10-02 01:49

And by 1968, all cars produced by the company were listed as AMC's.

lightninboy US

2013-10-02 04:39

Wikipedia says:

The Rambler brand was completely dropped after the 1969 model year in North America, although it continued to be used in several overseas markets as either a model or brand name, with the last use in Mexico in 1983. From 1970, AMC was the brand used for all American Motors passenger cars; and all vehicles from that date bore the AMC name and the new corporate logo.

In 1970, AMC consolidated all passenger cars under one distinct brand identity and debuted the Hornet range of compact cars.

Commander 57 US

2013-10-02 14:35

Well, that disagrees with the period NADA guides, which list all American Motors cars under that brand from 1968.

The following is a direct quote from my April 1968 NADA edition:
"Note: The automobiles manufactured by the American Motors Corporation are listed in this manner at the reqest of American Motors".

I'm not sure they were specifically "AMC" branded (maybe "American Motors Javelin" for example) but they ceased to be Ramblers as a make by 1968. And this separation was complete by 1966 for the Ambassador and Marlin.

It is correct that the last Rambler was the 1969 model on the American market but it was an "AMC Rambler" (or "American Motors Rambler") by then, no longer a marque.

somename US

2013-10-03 21:36

I'm inclined to say 69 based on the high fender badge.

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