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| 1965 Rambler Marlin |
The Marlin Auto Club has a page about the development of the Marlin.
From Slashgear:
AMC always built quirky cars that stood out from the more mainstream models produced by Detroit's Big Three, but the 1965 and 1966 AMC Rambler Marlin proved too much even for AMC fans, with sales totaling only 10,327 in 1966 and a paltry 4,547 in 1966. A redesign in 1967 caused sales to fall even further to just 2,545 units, leading to the model's cancellation after that year.
1 comment:
There's a small warehouse up the road that was cleaned out a few months ago and damn if there wasn't a Marlin dragged out of it. It's still sitting outside.
I'd completely forgotten about that model.
- WDS
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