Re: [AMC-List] The New! 1950 Nash Rambler!

[Russell Neyhart <rtneyhart@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good Morning Tom,

    It didn't bother me a bit, but I lurk more than post, so...  Anyway, 
I didn't get a chance to look at the mega-PDF, but about a couple things 
on your Web site:

The air cleaner on your '70 Hornet looks a lot like the one on my Eagle.
I'll bet AMC didn't expect the '63 American to outlast the company by 
almost 20+ years.
They probably didn't expect their steering columns to last that long either!
That Vintage Air unit under the dash looks beautiful... just like it 
came out of the early '60s.

Regards,

Russ from Pa.
1988 Eagle

Tom Jennings wrote:
> I realize I flooded the list with tuneup trivia, not particularly
> AMC/Rambler related, so here's an antidote and apology.
>
> I (finally) scanned and PDF'd the May 1950 issue of MODERN
> MOTOR CAR, which features the 1950 Nash Rambler on the cover;
> "The 1934 German NAG was one of many European makes using
> convertible construction similar to Rambler". It's a real
> internationalist rag; the fist gas-turbine car (no not X-ler);
> the new MG Midget; British Auto Show; (nice photo of the Hille
> Miglia Frazer-Nash); antique auto show in Boston (oldest entry:
> 1866 Dudgeon steam tractor) ...
>
> http://wps.com/AMC scroll down a bit, there's a link to the
> 10-megabyte PDF.
>
> If you have problems opening it let me know, I'll fix it.
> First time I make a PDF.
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