1962 AMC Rambler Ambassador 400 V8 Wagon

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1962 AMC Rambler Ambassador Wagon V8RARE 2 Owner SURVIVOR- All Original NUMBERS MATCHING85,063 Original MilesOriginal Owners Manual with Service IntervalsFlash-O-Matic 3 Speed Push Button AutomaticPower Steering / Power BrakesVIN: H162031Body Number: 16241Model Number: 6288-5: Ambassador 4 Door Wagon 400 (6,401 units produced)Trim Number: 293-C - Blue Cloth InteriorPaint Number: 35-72- Baron Blue Metallic Body with Frost White RoofW013524Engine Number: E30927 (NUMBER MATCHING) AMC 327 V8- 250 HPWe are thrilled to present this exceptional Ambassador wagon for your consideration. Originally purchased from Harlo Motors in Watertown, NY, this car has spent its life sheltered in garages between NY and Chicago. It changed hands in 1985 and remains a true 2-owner survivor, boasting rare options such as the Flash-O-Matic push-button transmission, power steering, and power brakes. This authentic Ambassador V8 is largely intact, running, and driving, and ready for its next proud owner.**PLEASE BE SURE TO VIEW OUR YouTube VIDEO FOR THE MOST IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF THIS WAGON!****Exterior:**This wagon's body is straight with no signs of prior damage, featuring its original Baron Blue Metallic paint, which, although faded, retains its authenticity. All trim, hardware, and chrome are present and in good condition. The glass is clear and intact. While there are minor rust spots, the car is an excellent candidate for restoration or can be enjoyed as a cruiser in its current state.**Interior:**The original Blue Cloth Interior is well-preserved and full of potential. The dash, gauges, switches, and lenses are all in excellent condition. Seatbelts are intact, and the seats are fully functional. The headliner is in great shape throughout. The back seat appears unused, and the rear area is clean with a dry spare tire bay. Although the original shag carpet has been cleaned, it needs replacement. Factory floor mats are included, and all switches, including the wipers, lights, and horn, function properly.**Under the Hood and Underbody:**Under the hood lies the original AMC 327 ci V8 engine, complete with all original components. The power steering and power brakes are operational, though the brakes are weak and could use servicing. The underbody remains largely original except for a newer exhaust and muffler setup. The car runs smoothly on its own fuel system, starting easily and maintaining a nice idle. There is some rust beneath the front seats extending into the fender liner area, but overall, the underside is solid and straight. The radiator has a lower leak but still circulates coolant effectively.**Over the Road:**This car runs and drives well, with a tight suspension that tracks straight despite older tires. The braking system functions but would benefit from new wheel cylinders. The push-button shifter operates flawlessly and is enjoyable to use. This car has immense potential and stands out as a unique classic.This Ambassador wagon represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of automotive history that has been well-preserved and maintained over the years. With its unique features, original components, and overall solid condition, it is ready to be appreciated by its next owner, whether as a restoration project or a charming classic cruiser. Don't miss your chance to bring this remarkable vehicle home.

1962 AMC Rambler Ambassador Wagon V8
RARE 2 Owner SURVIVOR- All Original NUMBERS MATCHING
85,063 Original Miles
Original Owners Manual with Service Intervals
Flash-O-Matic 3 Speed Push Button Automatic
Power Steering / Power Brakes
VIN: H162031
Body Number: 16241
Model Number: 6288-5: Ambassador 4 Door Wagon 400 (6,401 units produced)
Trim Number: 293-C - Blue Cloth Interior
Paint Number: 35-72- Baron Blue Metallic Body with Frost White Roof
W013524
Engine Number: E30927 (NUMBER MATCHING) AMC 327 V8- 250 HP
We are thrilled to present this exceptional Ambassador wagon for your consideration. Originally purchased from Harlo Motors in Watertown, NY, this car has spent its life sheltered in garages between NY and Chicago. It changed hands in 1985 and remains a true 2-owner survivor, boasting rare options such as the Flash-O-Matic push-button transmission, power steering, and power brakes. This authentic Ambassador V8 is largely intact, running, and driving, and ready for its next proud owner.
**PLEASE BE SURE TO VIEW OUR YouTube VIDEO FOR THE MOST IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF THIS WAGON!**
**Exterior:**
This wagon's body is straight with no signs of prior damage, featuring its original Baron Blue Metallic paint, which, although faded, retains its authenticity. All trim, hardware, and chrome are present and in good condition. The glass is clear and intact. While there are minor rust spots, the car is an excellent candidate for restoration or can be enjoyed as a cruiser in its current state.
**Interior:**
The original Blue Cloth Interior is well-preserved and full of potential. The dash, gauges, switches, and lenses are all in excellent condition. Seatbelts are intact, and the seats are fully functional. The headliner is in great shape throughout. The back seat appears unused, and the rear area is clean with a dry spare tire bay. Although the original shag carpet has been cleaned, it needs replacement. Factory floor mats are included, and all switches, including the wipers, lights, and horn, function properly.
**Under the Hood and Underbody:**
Under the hood lies the original AMC 327 ci V8 engine, complete with all original components. The power steering and power brakes are operational, though the brakes are weak and could use servicing. The underbody remains largely original except for a newer exhaust and muffler setup. The car runs smoothly on its own fuel system, starting easily and maintaining a nice idle. There is some rust beneath the front seats extending into the fender liner area, but overall, the underside is solid and straight. The radiator has a lower leak but still circulates coolant effectively.
**Over the Road:**
This car runs and drives well, with a tight suspension that tracks straight despite older tires. The braking system functions but would benefit from new wheel cylinders. The push-button shifter operates flawlessly and is enjoyable to use. This car has immense potential and stands out as a unique classic.
This Ambassador wagon represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of automotive history that has been well-preserved and maintained over the years. With its unique features, original components, and overall solid condition, it is ready to be appreciated by its next owner, whether as a restoration project or a charming classic cruiser. Don't miss your chance to bring this remarkable vehicle home.