1963 Rambler Ambassador 990

The vehicle is a unique and classically styled 1963 Rambler Ambassador 990 Cross Country Station Wagon. This retro-styled American car hails from the bygone era of automotive history and retains numerous distinctive features that set it apart. Manufactured in 1963, the Ambassador 990 is a charming remnant of an era when automobiles were designed to offer spaciousness, functionality, and unmistakable curb appeal. Currently undergoing refurbishment, this station wagon combines the rugged good looks of a classic wooden sleigh with the comfort and versatility befitting a timeless American automobile. Its distinctive styling cues include a squared-off front grill, prominent fins, and expanses of chrome trim that create an imposing road presence. The 990 Cross Country Station Wagon is currently offered for auction in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, where it has resided since its manufacture more than half a century ago. Set against the backdrop of an era marked by the Space Race and the early stirrings of the American automaker's transformation from body-on-frame to unibody construction, this meticulously refurbished example presents itself as a testament to the enduring appeal of classic American automobile design.

Last bid: $9,000