Vehicle Description
1965 AMC RAMBLER AMERICAN 440-H 2 Dr. Hardtop. Here is a hard to find unrestored 1965 AMC Rambler American 440-H in rare and classy two-tone Montego Rose over Onyx Black paint. This is one of those cars one sells and wishes they had back- small and nimble, great on gas and in very good original condition. As a matter of fact, with the exception of one repaint, this car is very much in its original state as it left the dealership in 1965! Take a close look overall, the body is very solid and straight and the car fires right up and runs very smooth. Under the bonnet, is the peppy 232cid 6 cylinder ”Tri-Poised Power” six cylinder engine with a gas-sipping two barrel carburetor. Inside the cabin, the original bucket seat black vinyl interior and floor mount automatic shifter set the stage for the high performance direction AMC was headed with their small body two door vehicles such as the boulevard bruising AMX, Javelin and the legendary street-fighter the iconic Red, White and Blue SC/Hurst Rambler Scrambler! Speaking of muscle, while there are many debates over which car was truly THE FIRST muscle car, this 1965 Rambler American 440-”H” was THE first of any car manufacturer to collaborate a partnership with performance gurus at Hurst in the development of the floor mount shifter. Take special note of the 3-speed ‘Flash-O-Matic’ w/factory “Hurst” console shifter! How is that for provenance and collectability? ADDITIONAL FEATURES, OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES: 232 INLINE 6-CYLINDER, 2-BBL ENGINE POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES BORG-WARNER T35 3-SPEED ‘FLASH-O-MATIC’ AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WITH HURST CONSOLE SHIFTER ORIGINAL BLACK VINYL BUCKET SEAT INTERIOR RARE MONTEGO ROSE/ONYX BLACK 2-TONE PAINT–FACTORY CORRECT REPAINT **Affordable fun! Blast to tool around town in or convert into a ’65 version of the ’69 AMC Scrambler Rambler!**
