1964 AMC Rambler American

Welcome to Street Dreams as we celebrate our 26th year in the classic and muscle car business. The AMC Rambler was one of the first successful compact cars to emerge from Detroit in the postwar era. An unexpected downturn of the economy gave the economical and well-built Rambler an advantage with cost-conscious buyers. Designed by Ed Anderson in 1963 and refined by Richard Teague the following year, the handsome Rambler Classic was Motor Trend's "Car of the Year" for 1963. This 1964 Rambler Classic Hardtop Coupe is a fine example of these surprisingly attractive compacts. Lift the hood and you'll be greeted by the optional and remarkably smooth 287 V8. Additional features include power steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning, automatic transmission, bucket seats, console, AM radio, excellent cloth and vinyl upholstery, and 215/70R15 tires wrapped around steel wheels with correct covers. Full disclosure. Ramblers weren't my cup of tea but this '64 Classic, particularly the Hardtop Coupe, is a great looking machine that I had not seen before. If this classic Classic is your kind of cool, call the Texas Hill Country's premier source for classic cars and the team that can make your dream a reality. Street Dreams (830-997-1950) is a full service dealership that can assist with worldwide delivery, insurance, and financing options.