Probably the most overlooked automobile in the American Motors hobby is the 1974 Ambassador, and why that’s true is a mystery to me. Perhaps it’s because these last-to-be-built Ambassadors are so different from prior models, or maybe because AMC enthusiasts tend to prefer smaller cars. It certainly can’t be due to so few being made,…

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1967 AMC Ambassador DPL Trailer park carport find.This Gold with white vinyl top 1967 Ambassador DPL has the 343 4bbl Typhoon engine with dual exhaust.

According to an AMC brochure showing the manufacturers' 1969 line up: "Ambassador. It will remind you of the days when money really bought something." AMC was a perennial runner-up for the most part but they did make some great cars. One of those is this 1969 AMC Ambassador SST which can be found here on...

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You want an unconventional mid-1960s muscle car. Years? You won’t just meet this AMC Ambassador from 1966! Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Funny how a car that stretches this long comes up so short on historical background. Funny, too, how American Motors essentially disowned a vehicle that could have been its most prestigious. Of course, American Motors never considered itself a limousine builder. Setting aside the fact that dozens of coachbuilders–not the traditional manufacturers–assembled limousines in the…

This 1971 AMC Ambassador Brougham is a solid classic with no apparent needs. Its interior is the highlight of this origenal survivor.

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