1962 RAMBLER STATION WAGON-CROSS COUNTRY*ORIGINAL CALIFORNIA CAR WITH 3 OWNERS*

Vehicle Overview

** 1962 AMC RAMBLER Custom Wagon - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CAR - ONLY 60,500 Miles(!) - "Frost White" over Blue - 3.2L 6-cylinder Engine **

This 1962 AMC Rambler Classic-Custom Cross Country Station Wagon is a 2-Owner, outhern California car that has been garaged and pampered its entire life. Shown in its original Frost White withNocturne Blue Metallic (almost teal)interior, his Rambler Classic was originally purchased in 1961 by Santa Barbara, A's head lifeguard at Pacific Motors of Santa Barbara, ho maintained possession until his passing in 2009. The second owner commissioned the restoration work, otaling nearly $5,000, hich makes this Rambler Cross Country a smooth driving classic in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition.
Only 63,000 miles(!)

Equipped with a 195ci Inline 6-cylinder with the 3-Speed 'Flash-O-matic' push-button automatic transmission, his Rambler also features;

* Reverse Lights

* Heavy Duty Cooling System

* Smog vent

* Reclining Seats

* Oil Bath Air Cleaner and Oil Filter

* Padded Dash

* Heavy Duty Springs

Restoration Work Included;

* New Radiator Core

* New Fuel Pump

* New Water Pump

* New Ignition

* New Thermostat

* New Fan belt, adiator and heater hoses, park plugs and gaskets

Cosmetically, he front seat was reupholstered and new model-correct carpet was installed in the worn areas. These materials were carefully matched to the original fabrics for authenticity by SMS Auto Fabrics of Canby, regon. Dash board and instrument cluster were also renovated (NOT replaced). Documentation suggests that the current odometer reading is true and original mileage.

This 1962 AMC Rambler Classic Custom Cross Country Station Wagon shows just over 60,000 miles and comes with substantial documentation, ncluding service records, riginal model brochures, riginal Owner's Manual and original sales agreement.

Please contact Cardiff Classics in Encinitas, A at (760)632-5555 for more information

*Two number plates are pictured. One is the Manufacturer's Serial Number, hich we have labeled as the VIN. All vehicle documentationrefers tothis number.The other, n the plate in the door jam withvehicle build info,is the Sequential Assembly Number.