Route 66 Rambler HQ
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This is a Study of The Heritage of
American Motors Corporation

Tens of thousands of people labored for decades, reaching down into the 19th Century, to bring us the magic today known to The Faithful simply as,
Rambler
The Latest:
Well, it's been awhile since I've added much to this site, but that will start changing as we move into fall. There have been some very valuable contributions by various members and others who have written in to the site. Over at The AMC Heritage Forum, there has been a lot of new information volunteered by visitors and members. You can reach that page using the Featured Links at upper left, or clicking on the link here:
http://www.forum.route66rambler.com/index.php
In other news, Route 66 Rambler has recently been designated as a COOL SITE by the folks at Open Directory. We have now been authorized to present the award here on the site, and we will do so proudly.
Visit the DMOZ Internet Open Directory here:
Here is where Route 66 Rambler is listed, along with a lot of other great AMC-oriented sites:
http://www.dmoz.org/Recreation/Autos/Makes_and_Models/AMC/
Thanks to all of our visitors, members and contributors. More good things are yet to come.
-mike
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Index to Route 66 Rambler:
Route 66 Rambler Parts Dept. (cache)
- AMC Nation
- AMC Heritage Forum Archives
- Lost Dealership Project
- Open Library Project @ R66R
- Ads, Flyers, Posters
- Articles & Extracts
- Billboards
- Books, Manuals, Reference
- Brochures, Catalogs, Pamphlets
- Corporate Documents
- Maps, Floor Plans, etc.
- Postcards, Trading Cards
- Press Releases
- AMC Racing Heritage
- Route 66 Rambler TimeLine
- RustBucket Gallery
Created by system. Last Modification: Saturday 10 of July, 2010 18:38:26 MST by admin. (Version 69)
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- 1904-1993: Truck and Jeep Ads
- 1897 G and J Rambler "Daintiest Wheel" Ad
- 1899 and previous: Pre-Motorcar Ads, Flyers, Posters, etc.
- 1910 Rambler Model 55 Mailer
- 1910 Chalmers-Detroit Ad
- 1900 Poster for first New York Auto Show
- 1975-1993: Pre-Modern Era Ads
- 1904-1993: Truck & Jeep Ads
- 1900 to 1910: Horseless Age Automobile Ads
- AMC Racing Heritage
- AMC Nation
- RustBucket
- Library
- Dealerships
- AMC Heritage Forum Archives
- TimeLine
- Route 66 Rambler HQ
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- blog:
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