1960 AMC RAMBLER 6 DELUXE SEDAN
1960 AMC RAMBLER 6 DELUXE SEDAN
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1960 AMC RAMBLER 6 DELUXE SEDAN
High Bidder: jwerntz3
No Reserve
Winning Bid: $9,750 (USD)
End Date:
Location:
Buffalo, New York 14213
Seller:
Engine:
195.6ci I6
Transmission:
Manual
Odometer:
42,773 (Mi)
Chassis/VIN:
C368470
Carfax:
Not available
Lot Number:
72698106
Location:
Buffalo, New York 14213
Seller:
Engine:
195.6ci I6
Transmission:
Manual
Odometer:
42,773 (Mi)
Chassis/VIN:
C368470
Carfax:
Not available
Lot Number:
72698106
If a bid is placed within the last minute of an auction, an additional minute is added to ensure all bidders have a fair chance to bid. Bid carefully. Please complete your vehicle due-diligence prior to bidding. Bids are binding and by placing your bid you agree to our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.
If a bid is placed within the last minute of an auction, an additional minute is added to ensure all bidders have a fair chance to bid. Bid carefully. Please complete your vehicle due-diligence prior to bidding. Bids are binding and by placing your bid you agree to our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.
OVERVIEW
This 1960 AMC Rambler 6 is powered by a 195.6ci inline-six mated to a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission. Finished in Frost White over a gray cloth and white vinyl interior, this classic four-door sedan is now offered by the selling dealer with a clear title.
Highlights
- Underwent complete restoration
- Factory AM radio
- Air conditioning
- "Three-on-the-tree" manual shifter
Ownership History
- Offered by a dealer
- Current location: New York
EXTERIOR
- Frost White paint
- Wrap-around windshield
- Wrap-around rear window
- Driver-side chrome mirror
- Chrome brightwork
WHEELS AND TIRES
- 15-inch steel wheels
- Rambler wheel covers
- 205/75 Uniroyal Tiger Paw whitewall radial tires
INTERIOR
- Gray cloth and white vinyl upholstery
- Split-bench seat
- Air conditioning
- Factory AM radio
- Weather Eye ventilation system
- Column-mounted manual shifter
- Clock
INSTRUMENTS
- Gauges
- 120-mph speedometer
- Temperature
- Fuel
- Odometer shows 42,773 miles
- Title reads mileage-exempt
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION
Engine
- 195.6ci inline-six
- 138 horsepower
- 185 lb-ft of torque
- Two-barrel carburetor
Transmission
- Three-speed manual
Service History Highlights
- Received basic tune-up and oil change recently
UNDERCARRIAGE, SUSPENSION, BRAKES, AND EXHAUST
- Drum brakes
- Single-exit exhaust system
KNOWN IMPERFECTIONS
- This AMC is said to be free from any substantial imperfections
BID: $9,750
BID: $9,500
BID: $9,250
To SELLER, Please contact me ASAP at 781-572-6753 as I would like to get answers to my questions. Also, if you call I will give you my email address so that you can send me photos of the trunk interior’s bare metal, the underside of the trunk lid, and the headliner. If I do not hear from you ASAP (the bidding is about to close) I will assume that either the is rust inside the trunk and/or you do not want to maximize the amount you receive for this beautiful classic. I can outbid anyone, but I will do so only if I am satisfied with the vehicle’s condition.
BID: $9,000
BID: $8,750
BID: $8,500
BID: $8,250
@karl – How long have you owned this vehicle? When was the complete restoration done to this vehicle, and how many miles have been put on this vehicle - what you call a "true driver" - since the complete restoration was performed? Do you know how many miles are on the engine? Does the AC work? Do the headlights, tail lights, back-up lights, parking lights and interior light work? Do the windshield wipers/washers, radio work? How many miles are on the tires and how old are the tires? Any problems with the clutch/pressure plate, brakes? Is there any rust on the vehicle and/or rust painted or coated over? Can you please provide photos of: (1) the inside of the trunk with nothing covering the bare metal, (2) trunk lid, and (3) headliner? Do all the windows open and close properly? Is there any broken or cracked glass on the vehicle? Are there any floor mats or floor covering(s) for the vehicle's interior? Are there any tears or holes in the seats, upholstery and/or in the trim on the interior of the doors? Do all four doors, trunk lid and hood open easily and close tightly? Are you aware of any damage to the underbody? I want to have the vehicle inspected asap, so kindly provide me with the vehicle's current location (complete address). I am asking a lot because I have been searching for a Rambler for some time (I missed out on a 1959 Ambassador last year ☹ ) and am doing my 'due diligence" as I want to purchase your vehicle. Given your description and comments to others, I assume that I could safely drive this vehicle from Buffalo to eastern Massachusetts. Please let me know if you advise against this. I could book a flight to arrive at the Buffalo airport as early as 10 AM or so July 17th. I could transfer payment (EFT) directly to your account from my bank. I have to get a couple hours of sleep now as I have to work later this morning and afternoon. I will check the AutoHunter website throughout the afternoon. I look forward to receiving your response and additional photos. The sooner you respond the sooner I can get my bid in - Time Is Of The Essence! ~ Best Regards, Karl IMHO: Don't lower your reserve again. Keep in mind the following from the AutoHunter USER AGREEMENT: "In certain circumstances, following the close of an auction, if no bid has met the Seller’s Reserve, The Collector Car Network, LLC (a.k.a. AutoHunter) may offer to pay Seller a separate amount to make up the difference between the Reserve and the highest bid (the “Make Whole Amount”); provided, that if The Collector Car Network, LLC provides such Make Whole Amount to Seller in connection with the foregoing, The Collector Car Network, LLC will provide the Make Whole Amount to the Seller upon provision by the Seller to The Collector Car Network, LLC of a notarized copy of the transfer of vehicle title to the Buyer." ...
Hello, everything truly does work great. When the restoration was done is unknown, we purchased it already restored. There is also no way to tell how many miles have been put on the engine. There is no known damage. And like I said, it’s a nice driver with no major issues. We will be lowering the reserve one more time today as the auction ends this afternoon. You can respond here with any other questions. Good luck and happy bidding.
How long have you owned this vehicle? When was the complete restoration done to this vehicle, and how many miles have been put on this vehicle - what you call a "true driver" - since the complete restoration was performed? Do you know how many miles are on the engine? Does the AC work? Do the headlights, tail lights, back-up lights, parking lights and interior light work? Do the windshield wipers/washers, radio work? How many miles are on the tires and how old are the tires? Any problems with the clutch/pressure plate, brakes? Is there any rust on the vehicle and/or rust painted or coated over? Can you please provide photos of: (1) the inside of the trunk with nothing covering the bare metal, (2) trunk lid, and (3) headliner? Do all the windows open and close properly? Is there any broken or cracked glass on the vehicle? Are there any floor mats or floor covering(s) for the vehicle's interior? Are there any tears or holes in the seats, upholstery and/or in the trim on the interior of the doors? Do all four doors, trunk lid and hood open easily and close tightly? Are you aware of any damage to the underbody? I want to have the vehicle inspected asap, so kindly provide me with the vehicle's current location (complete address). I am asking a lot because I have been searching for a Rambler for some time (I missed out on a 1959 Ambassador last year ☹ ) and am doing my 'due diligence" as I want to purchase your vehicle. Given your description and comments to others, I assume that I could safely drive this vehicle from Buffalo to eastern Massachusetts. Please let me know if you advise against this. I could book a flight to arrive at the Buffalo airport as early as 10 AM or so July 17th. I could transfer payment (EFT) directly to your account from my bank. I have to get a couple hours of sleep now as I have to work later this morning and afternoon. I will check the AutoHunter website throughout the afternoon. I look forward to receiving your response and additional photos. The sooner you respond the sooner I can get my bid in - Time Is Of The Essence! ~ Best Regards, Karl IMHO: Don't lower your reserve again. Keep in mind the following from the AutoHunter USER AGREEMENT: "In certain circumstances, following the close of an auction, if no bid has met the Seller’s Reserve, The Collector Car Network, LLC (a.k.a. AutoHunter) may offer to pay Seller a separate amount to make up the difference between the Reserve and the highest bid (the “Make Whole Amount”); provided, that if The Collector Car Network, LLC provides such Make Whole Amount to Seller in connection with the foregoing, The Collector Car Network, LLC will provide the Make Whole Amount to the Seller upon provision by the Seller to The Collector Car Network, LLC of a notarized copy of the transfer of vehicle title to the Buyer."
BID: $8,000
BID: $7,600
lowering the reserve again, this will sell tomorrow!!
@Riverfront – well i haven't tested it out, but a quick google search tell me 86.5 mph, i have had it smoothly at 65 on the highways here ...
Sweet! Thanks!
BID: $7,300
If it doesn't sell contact me [email protected]
@javapunkster – Good afternoon! What is the top speed of this White Ghost Pepper beauty? ...
well i haven't tested it out, but a quick google search tell me 86.5 mph, i have had it smoothly at 65 on the highways here
Good afternoon! What is the top speed of this White Ghost Pepper beauty?
reserve is being lowered today! this will sell, any questions please feel free to ask!
good morning and thank you for looking at our 1960 AMC Rambler! This is what you call a true driver, this car runs and handles beautifully! and questions or more pictures or videos, just ask and ill respond as quick as i can, good luck and happy bidding!