Crevier Classic Cars are offering a 1958 Rambler Ambassador Custm Country Club. Fully restored and mechanically cosmetic. Has owners manual along with shop manual, parts manual, and technical manual. Comes with complete record of maintanance. The owner had a huge passion for nostalgia. He met celeberties and had them sign the dash panel of the Ramnbler with pictures to document his travels and autographs. Autographs include: Wavy & Beaver Cleaver, Beach Boys,Shirly Jones, Frankie Avalon & more.....
Nothing in the world of car collecting, nothing at all, looks quite like a 1958 Ambassador, what with its comparatively narrow profile, towering slab sides, isosceles tailfins and forward-slanted C-pillars.Two ranges of Ambassadors were produced for the 1958 model year. At the upper end was the Custom line. the Customs' main visual identifier was the silver color used on the big side trim inserts. When it comes to the Ambassador, there's only one, the OHV V-8 displacing 327 cubic inches that served American Motors with so much distinction since it first appeared in 1957. It was an overbored version of the 250-cu.in. engine, AMC's first V-8, which was introduced in 1956. This engine was, and remains, an impressive post-war performer, with 270hp, 9.7:1 compression ratio, a bore and stroke of 4.00 x 3.25 inches and, on the 1958 Ambassador, a Holley 4150C four-barrel carburetor, equipped with the optional three-speed automatic transmission.
