1958 AMC Rambler Cross Country 67532 Miles Station Wagon 195cid I6 3-Speed Manu

Introduced in 1955, American Motors Corporation new Rambler Six was a midsize family car designed to go head to head with competitors from GM, Chrysler, and Ford. Featuring distinct styling with a large center grill, open rear fender wells, and rear tail fins, it was a sharp looker. The car was sold under the Rambler brand and was offered in a number of body styles. 1958 featured a number of styling changes as well as a number of body styles...included the popular wagon, known as the Cross Country. GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this beautiful little Rambler Cross Country for your consideration. The wagon is finished in a very distance two tone Mint Green with light green accents. The exterior is very clean and highly original. There are a few imperfections here and there, but it is overall very nice. The car is equipped with painted steel wheels with hubcaps and has excellent chrome and trim as well. This car also has the rare bug guard as well as a rear luggage rack. The interior is original and charming as well, and the seats still even have the plastic factory coverings. The car features green cloth upholstered that is very clean. a 195cid I6 engine mated to a 3-speed column shifter with overdrive, this car is relaxed and cruises down the road very well. The engine is numbers matching and was completely overhauled a few hundred miles ago. The car has had just a single owner since new. This was the vacation car and was used to travel around the country. Rambler Six's are getting scarce these days and this is one of the nicest and most original examples you will find. Car has two keys, owners manual, and a car cover. To see over 80 photos of this car, including undercarriage please visit our website br/-