1966 AMC Marlin in Marquessa Mauve Paint & Engine Start Up on My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2016
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On "My Car Story" we're at the American Motors Owners Association International Convention in Rockford IL on 7-30-16.
We're looking at a 1966 American Motors Corporation AMC Marlin with a 327 CI engine in Marquessa Mauve Paint.
The car's Owners are Joe & Peggy Howard. Peggy shares the cars “comfortable” and “gets lots of thumbs up”. Joe shares he’s had the car since 2003, and was looking for something unique. I agree Joe, you have a very unique car. Mission accomplished Joe :-)
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The level of intricate trim on this car is amazing. The paint quality is first-rate. Just a beautiful car. The seats look very comfortable. AMC automobiles did not get the respect they deserved. To build a car today with all the trim features this has would cost a fortune. Thank you Lou for bringing this classic to us. Just amazing especially with all the miles he has put on it.
Hi Rich, Happy to read you're amazed with this Big Fish :-) Lou
Thanks Lou, have to be one of the coolest cars that was ever built.
Hi Doctor Wacky, Happy to share this "Big Fish" with you :-) Please remember to watch the commercials at the beginning of the video (or at least the ones you can), as that's how I get paid so I can keep sharing with you, Lou
That is about the cleanest single rare AMC I have ever seen. Marlins were awesome.
Mike
Hi Mike Fifer, agreed, pretty awesome car, Lou
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Sweet color perfectly matched with the design.🥰
Happy to read you appreciate this color combo with this body style :-)
Back when America made real cars that were pieces of art.
Sounds like you have fond memories of one like this :-) Thank you Agoraphobic Adam for viewing and sharing. Lou
A time before the ugly appliance (function only) cars of today
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Marlin is a beautiful car. I remember how thrilled I was when I saw it at the AMC new car pre-show in 1964. It was an employee only event. In subsequent years I was very excited about the AMX/Javelin!
What a sweet looking automobile…I bet the owner is very proud of this amazing and original specimen!
Thank you Mr. Lou for making and uploading this video. :)
Hi R N, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Not only is that body style one of the most unusual made, but so is that color what an amazing find Lou
Hi Andy, Happy to read you find this car unusual, and appreciate that you realize it's difficult to find one of these, Lou
What an absolute piece of American Motors history. A true original unmolested time machine. I'm 56 and can't ever recall seeing one of these ever ! 🐶🐶🐶
Hi David Garris, Hi , Happy to read you appreciate the rarity of seeing this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Love these Marlins they definitely have a place in automotive design history!
Hi Michael Hull, Glad to read this is one you "love" :-) Lou
Beautiful Marlin and I truly miss American Motors. Thank you for sharing one of the most under appreciated cars and car companies of the 20Th century.
Hi Danny J. Rumbles
, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Lou
Fully agreed. I wish they could have held on a little longer with Jeep and Eagle successfully predicting the car market of today (awd and suv’s all over the place). Mine has been an AMC family since 1976 (when Mom bought a Pacer). Dad bought a Hornet in ‘77, and Mom replaced her Pacer with a new Concord in ‘78 (which we still have, fully restored, as a summer fun car).
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I WANT another one! The very first car my dad bought me, in 1973 was a 1967 AMC Marlin. It had options like the factory 8-track and air conditioning. This one was a brown color and didn't have the vinyl top. There was nothing like spring and fall rolling down all the windows and driving the 45 miles to my dentist in another town with the 8-track blaring. I was 16 and absolutely LOVED that car. I drove it a couple years, then my dad decided he wanted me to have a 4-wheel drive for the winter, sold my beloved Marlin, and got me a Chevy K-5 Blazer (orange and white). I hated that thing and have pined since then for my Marlin. This was a great episode, makes me wish I still had mine.
Hi Charlayne Elizabeth Denney, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your 1st car your dad bought you :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
That has to be the prettiest Marlin I have ever seen. What a beauty...and how I would love to drive it! Thank you for uploading and sharing! You're the best, Lou Costabile!!
Hi usmale 49, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this Marlin :-) Appreciate the kind encouraging words. You're welcome, Lou
I peed my pants a little! I loved the Marlin. When I was 10 years old, I saw one and it looked like it was from the future. I have never seen one this colour or with so many options. I can see that you love and enjoy this car. Wow!
Hi Ivor Little, Glad you receive a "Wow!" from you. Thank you for sharing your memories of this car as a 10 year old. Clearly this one made an impression, Lou
AMC is my favorite American car co. They weren't afraid of bold and innovative ideas.
Hi Fuzzy Was. If you like AMC's you can type into UA-cam search "My Car Story with Lou AMC" and "My Car Story With Lou American" you should see some cars you enjoy, Lou
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I remember as a kid, being with my cousins - and we were playing with our Corgy-Toy cars, I recall I jyst _loved_ the look and feel of the white Corgy Marlin I had, the doors could be opened, and there were 'suspension' on each wheel! - But the *tail* was the kicker though! Oh, how time flies! . . . . . . . . ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Hi Eric Kamov, Good memories, and good times :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I had that Corgy in red. I never saw a real Marlin when I was a kid.
I haven't seen one of these since I was a teenager! It still looks great! My first car was a 1970 Javelin SST... good stuff Lou!
Hi Edward, Happy to read this car brings back memories :-) You don't see this "Big Fish" to often. Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Tri-Poised Power. Flash-O-Matic. Advanced Unit Construction. Weather Eye. Thanks for the close-ups Lou.
Hi rizzle razzleuno, Glad you enjoy the details. Hope you see many more cars you'll enjoy on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
The Chevrolet 327 is no comparison to the AMC 327, that little Engine was well Balanced and Engineered, absolutely Beautiful.
Thank you both for sharing!
Hi Edwin Storz, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge on the 327 engine. You're welcome, Lou
Every AMC motor is better in every way than similar displacement motors from the competitors.
I'm a ford guy but saying amc 327 was superior to GM's 327 is a joke.
At least we've finally progressed beyond the ol "AMC bought the 327 from Chevy. They never really made any motors themselves. They shouldn't have had "Motors" in their name."
@@KC9UDX that is a really ridiculous statement. First off, it is an ENGINE, not a motor. Get a grip on vocabulary. AMC used Nash engines until their own V8 ENGINES were designed. AMC stopped using Packard V8s in the 1956 model year. The 1st design were 287 and 327 cubic inches. The 2nd design was introduced in the 1966 model year and was much more efficient and lighter weight. That design was the 290 and 343 cubic inches. In 1968 the 390 came out. In 1970 the displacements were increased to 304 and 360, the 401 was introduced in 1971. Look it up. You really need to stop repeating garbage that morons make up!
If I could have purchased this car new in 1966 at age 15, I would have. Those were the days, man. I miss AMC a great deal.
Hi Bill, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
AMC Gremlin my mother owned an advertising agency back in the day and I just loved all American motors automobiles. What a beautiful Marlin this car is thank you Lou I love your videos.
Hi C. Haas, Thank you for sharing details on your Mothers car :-) Appreciate the compliment you love the videos :-) Lou
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My father had a friend that worked as an engineer for American Motors. He drove new Ramblers that were a perk of his job. I remember a Marlin just like this one.
Hi Dave, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Fathers Friends car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Thank you Lou for showing me this car up close. It is a car that I've seen from a distance and had no interest in, but I know how you find these gems and showcase them by bringing out the details you can't see from afar. It looks like a well thought out car with some surprises in the way it was trimmed out.
My pleasure sharing this car with you duradim1 :-) You're welcome.
WOW! Haven't seen a Marlin in years. Sweet Ride.
Great video Lou
You're right, rarely to you see this Big Fish :-)
AMC deserved so much more respect than they got back then. Had GM introduced this car, it would have sold in numbers much closer to the Mustang. Because it was different and it was from the little car company, this car was seen as "odd" instead of "in."
Thank you for viewing, and sharing your thoughts Stewart Snider :-) Lou
I've always had a soft spot for the AMCs.A unique color,too.It's like 'Dusty Rose' meets 'Plum Crazy',lol.
Glad to read you enjoy this car :-)
Thanks for sharing these unique specimens. You find ones I’ve never seen and wish my dad was still around to show.
Hi noneed4me2, Happy to read you enjoy the cars I find and share. High compliment you'd enjoy sharing them with your Dad if he was still around. You're welcome, Lou
Beautiful color! Good looking car! You don’t see those too often!
Glad you enjoy the color & looks of this car, and you're right, you see very few.
what a beauty! I had a crush on the AMC Marlin when I saw them on the road new!
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-)
What a gorgeous 66 Marlin in a beautiful exterior color. A great classic, iconic AMC the owner should be very proud of.
I agree, well said. Thank you for viewing, Lou
Wonderful!! This is what's missing at car shows!! All of the regular drivers that we all grew up in like Marlins & Ramblers, Matadors & Pacers, Catalinas, Furys, Estate Wagons & Coronets, yada yada. They're the real story of our lives
Hi kickinvideo333, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) Good news! There are quite a few of the cars you mentioned featured on this UA-cam Channel, so I hope you'll spend some time and enjoy some of the cars we both enjoy, Lou
Lou Costabile Glad to explore your channel! I almost couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this Marlin! And the color is gorgeous! I want my next Strat in the same color!!
@@kickinvideo333 Yes that's a great color for a Strat 🎸 They are my favorite electric guitar.
Hello Lou please keep on showing these works art the cars on your show are breathtakingly BEAUTIFUL
Hello Joseph, I'll do my best to keep sharing with you, Lou
1966 was a very good year for AMCs - they are timeless....
So nice to see this one in this condition and be able to share it with the Viewers. Thank you for commenting, Lou
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fantastic car, american motors so underrated.
Glad to read you enjoy this car :-)
Fantastic car. Actually a piece of Art!
Hi Cello, High praise :-) Lou
Love the mauve color. This automobile has character unlike cars of today. Thanks!
Hi Walter Weddle, Happy to read you enjoy the color and character of this car :-) Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you'll enjoy, and you're welcome, Lou
AMC cars from the 1960s were amazingly comfortable! I had a 1966 Rambler American 220 wagon (cheapest AMC wagon that year - my very first car purchased for $300.) and it rode like you were on a cloud. I have never since owned a car that rode so smoothly.
Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge.
Wow this AMC Marlin is a very rare treat . It's in beautiful condition !!!!. You sure don't see too many of these anymore!!!. Kudos to the owner and his wife for sharing this beautiful car with us.
little AMC was the little high that beat the big huge fishies at their own game with style class and ❤️ the little company that could.
Hi Rob, Happy to read you appreciate the rarity of seeing this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Here is one more I thought you'd like to see :-) ua-cam.com/video/S0qbN5CBEXo/v-deo.html
Thanks,Lou for this video on the 1966 American Motors Marlin. Rambler AMC had the original design on fast back and bucket seats interiors. Then Plymouth copied the design on the Barracuda. Congratulations to the owners of this original AMC classic car.
You're welcome Juan :-) My pleasure sharing with you.
What a beautiful car I never thought the vinyl top would go to the trunk and around the side . America once made nice time capsules . A forgotten art for sure
Hi Gator Guy, Glad you enjoy this "beautiful car" :-) Lou
One of the nicest AMCs made, keep bringing the quality videos Lou
Glad you like this one :-) Fun car to video and in such amazing condition, Lou
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Thank you Lou! I love these Marlins. Unique and wonderful.
You're welcome Edward.
Hi Lou! I got a Hemmings 1966 Dodge Charger email and it reminded me of the 1966 Marlin, which brought me here! My bro had a 1966 Ambassador, and I remember him tilting the front bench seat back into a bed!
Hi Mr. BLACKHAWK, Happy to read how you arrived at this video. Interesting you mention and Ambassador with a fold down front bench seat.....stay tuned :-) Lou
One of my all time classics
Happy to read this one is one you like :-)
Most beautiful car ever built.
High praise :-)
I got to see that car in person a few years back. I fell in love with it of course.
HI Drew Beck, A memorable car for sure :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you'll enjoy. Lou
Lou, you missed getting the shot with the taillights ON with this one. You’re the only UA-cam automobile documentary series I’ve watched who often makes it a point to get a shot of the rear with the taillights on which I’ve always really appreciated.
This Marlin by AMC is one CHOICE CHERRY that this nice couple was blessed to pick. What a cool classic ride!😎
Thanks for sharing it with us Lou!
Hi Randall Todd, Ahhh, missed those back lights.... Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome. Lou
I love that fastback design
Hi Melancolia One, Happy to read you appreciate the design of the back of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
My father saw designs of the times. Kool. Dad. Happy Birthday!!!! He taught how to appreciate design and engineering.
High praise for Dad :-)
What a beautiful car. She is soooooooo beautiful. I love the curves in her rearend, this lady has the true junk in the truck. Those eyelash mirrors are so exquisite. Just beautiful and very well taken care of. Great job. The only problem I have is that I watched the entire thing and never saw her move. ☹. Maybe next time...
Hi Carolyn, High praise for the looks of this car :-) Yes, I would have liked to "get this one in motion" however time (and my lack of editing skills at that time) did not allow this one to be in motion. You're right, most of my videos from 2019 on will share some "motion" for you, Lou
What an exceptional example from an era long ago. AMC hung in there for quite sometime but sadly got outdistanced by the BIG 3. Love that they drive it and obviously is very proud of their car showing it and educating our younger disposable society kids. Very cool ...
Hi Go Leafs Go, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Joe and Peggy have hooked quite a beautiful big fish with this one, especially finding one in mauve! The Marlin wasn't particularly popular in its time, but then AMC never did shy away from creating cars that were different. Remember, this was the same company that gave us the AMX, the Gremlin, and the Pacer!
Of course, you've always had a knack for finding and spotlighting so many special cars like this. Looking forward to more!
Hi iswc27, Happy to kand this big fish to share with you :-) Can't wait to show you more, Lou
There were a couple of these in my neighborhood in Astoria Queens when I was a kid in the 60's.
I was enthralled by them. And there was a Mercury Marauder that someone owned across the street from my apartment at the time as well. 45, 50 years ago. So long ago......✌🏻😊
Hi George B, Happy to read this car brings back memories :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Love this car. Bless you both for sharing her with us on UA-cam
Hi Thomas Stanford, Happy to read you "love this car" :-) Blessings received, and God bless you too, Lou
Love this car , that color!!
Hi Lora, Happy to read you "Love this car" :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Love it! Thank you for sharing this, Lou! Very cool car! Like the 1966-67 Dodge Charger, love that fastback roof design by Richard Teague.
Hi Dejael, Happy to read "Love it!" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Beautiful and unique car. What a treasure.
Hi Rangatiratumeke, Glad to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
That is a big beautiful boat.
Nice !
That is an extremely cool looking car. I love it.
Nice :-)
Nice sounding, great interior and great rear end on this car.
Hi Will Scott, Happy to read the details you enjoy on this car :-) Lou
God bless the restorers and Stewarts off car and many other items from the past. I especially important that the obscure cars/thing get taken care of as they are part of our history and they have many stories to tell!!!
AMEN !
What a fantastic choice y'all made..!! This Marlin is BEAUTIFUL...!!!
Hi Sonny Haskins, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
When American Motors hit their stride (FINALLY!), they hit really hard. The '67 Marlin was even more impressive from a design standpoint: It incorporated the very cool Ambassador grill. I've only ever seen one in real life (other than in the dealer's showroom when they first came out). They must cost a small---or large---fortune, IF one could even find one in good condition so many decades later. This car looks pretty modern, even by today's standards, tho its look is very different from cars in 2020. Thanks for the posting!
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👍💜 love AMC they're so underrated
Hi A Waren, Glad this Brand is one you love :-) Lou
I like how the antenna goes up and down. 😀
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what a pleasure looking at your car !
Thank you for viewing and sharing,
Outstanding restoration. Even the power antenna works!
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I would have been fifteen years old in 1965. I lived in Milwaukee, still do, and remember there was a Marlin that parked up the street from my parents house. I could not believe seeing this car, I knew AMC hit one out of the park on this one, well at least I thought so. My dad bought a 66 Pontiac Tempest the next year. It was a magic period for cars back then. I remember walking a few blocks to the Plymouth dealer to see the Fury Turbine powered car.
That color on that Marlin... wow. The Ambassador in 1967 I think, had this violet thing going on with the 343 CID V-8, The Ambassador was a great car too. It really is sad to have watched what happened to AMC. They should NEVER have got into bed with Renault, neither should have Nissan in 2000
Hi Craig Nehring, Happy to read this car brings back memories of the car in your neighborhood :-) Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Marlins, Barracudas, fish cars rule!
Hi Victor Johnson, Glad you enjoyed this one :-) Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
hey Victor, let me add a third one to your list... the defunct Hyundai 'Tiburon'!! (i've heard its the spanish word for 'shark')
Don't forget Stingrays!! ;-)
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Lot of detail with intricate lines.
Hi Ted, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
One of the most beautiful cars of its era or any other for that matter.
Hi TralfazConstruction, Happy to read you appreciate the looks of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile Will do, Lou. Thank you for your thoughtful reply!
Wow! Super nice Marlin.
Hi Rajin Cajun, Glad to receive a "Wow!" from you :-) Lou
Beautiful Marlin! Love the color and the 327. Very very rare car! Grew up in Mileaukee so we saw alot of AMC prducts, also a friend I grew up with his father worked at and retired from American Motors. Since I am 72, I know the cars very well.
Hi John Schiefelbein
, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing you appreciate the rarity of this car, Lou
My parents bought a new Rambler, [AMC] 1962 station wagon. It was two tone white top and blue bottom with a luggage rack on the roof. For some reason my dad opted for the OHV straight six, but it was more than sufficient to haul all of us five kids from Seattle to Disneyland in Anaheim California regularly. It was extremely well built. I don't know if it featured uni-body construction. We had to wait a while to get the car for some unknown reason. The seating arrangement could handle seven passengers. My brother and I always sat in the back seat facing rearward. Today I think that could be extremely dangerous in a rear end collision!
Hi flashesofblack, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Parents car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
@@loucostabile You are so very welcome.
Beautiful machine.
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Whooo!!!!! Coming from NH as well! The Marlin is a beauty!
Hi TuAnh Duong, Great comment :-) Thank you for viewing and I hope you see other cars on the Channel you'll enjoy too, Lou
His comment "60's Charger look". reminder..the Marlin came out in 65, a year before the Charger....so, more accurately, it should be the Charger, had a Marlin look.
Who copied who?
Hi Phil Preston, That is a good point. Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Phil Preston actually, the fastback design was used first by Chrysler on the Valiant based Barracuda in 64 (A car you should try to feature Lou. Very under appreciated).
Also the fastback design was nothing new by the time the 60's rolled through. It was a very popular design cue during the Art Deco era, and many prewar cars. Nash and Packard come to mind. Also my personal fav of the 50's: the Maserati A6.
American Motors lead the way
I don't know who copied who but we should remember that a LOT of these cars were concept cars, sometimes for years before they actually used the style. It was a GREAT time to be a gear head !!
68 Ford Torino had a similar look as well.
I’ve never seen one of these in person but they are unbelievably streaking! You and I have similar car tastes Lou.
Hi Pizza the Hut, You don't see this "Rare Fish" very often at car shows.
I've never seen vinyl on a fasback before. This car is a nice rare piece of history. Hemmings columnist Pat Foster would love this car fer sure!
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Cool AMC ride, like the special signature. The AMC World Head Quarters building still stands in Southfield, Michigan / Now a bank.
• Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Interesting, I did not know about the AMC HQ in MI. Thanks for viewing and sharing, Lou
AMCs are my favorite kind of cars
Hi Phillip, Happy to read your favorite cars are AMC's. Good news! If you type into UA-cam search "My Car Story with Lou AMC" & "My Car Story with Lou American" I think you'll see many cars you'll enjoy, Lou
The engine in this car was introduced in 1956 albeit in a 250 CID form. It was offered in the Nash Ambassador Special and the Hudson Hornet Special each of which was actually built on the 114.25 inch wheelbase of the Statesman and Wasp models.
In 1957 the 327 CID version was standard in the Rambler Rebel (limited production) as well as the Nash Ambassador and Hudson Hornet (both in their last year of production).
I had a '65 Classic convertible with this 327 four barrel and found the engine to be smooth, quiet and powerful.
Hi Ed Arcuri, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Happy to read this car brings back memories of your 1965 Classic Convertible :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I just saw your car in Derry! 6/8/23 around 4pm! Never knew they came in Mauve!
Hi Hamsterdiesel, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
AMC made some awesome cars.
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Like these :-) ua-cam.com/video/BmLkZ8VvcUo/v-deo.html
I owned a 1974 AMC Matador coupe Oleg Casini with the 360 v8. Very stylish and most beautiful interior of any car ever built. I wish I could find another.
Hi jim miller, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Beautiful car, if somewhat strange. These Marlins were the wrong answer to ponycars for AMC or Rambler in the 60's. Studebaker got it right earlier with the car that was built untill 2007, the Avanti, yet also wasn't a commercial success. AMC did get it right later with the Javelin, for a short time. The problem was basing the Marlin on the larger cars, especially the Ambassador, instead of the smaller American. Too big, and ungainly, the 67 was the last and worst with stacked headlights, yet it's my favorite, but then I'm an Ambassador fan. Amazing this is such a high milage car, looks great. Odd headrests only on the passenger side. This was back in the day when it was considered a comfort option, not a safety option, and few cars carried them. Beautiful color, great dedicated owners who lovingly keep this beauty going, kudos to them.
Hi Neil Dickson, Glad you enjoy the looks on this one :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts, Lou
I saw a 66 or 67 Charger the other day at an air show. I can't remember the year because that was two weeks ago, but I remembered the type, because this style us sooo legendary. It will/ has gone down in history
Cars like that can make a lasting impression :-) Thank you for sharing.
A friend of mine had one of these in high school. It was FAST!!!
Hi Lino, Sounds like some fun memories back in High School :-) Lou
This is so beautiful
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I know I'm in the minority, but I would choose this car any day over an early Mustang. No question.
HI Michael R, Glad this one's for you :-) Lou
Another gorgeous AMC, i didn't knew about this AMC beauty!! I have googled this car and found one pic of its interior and i was in AWE!! Its interior was in Mariner Turquoise with the combination of shiny metal gauges, dash designs and so!! Very beautiful car indeed! Also came across a build of it where they bagged it and put bigger deep dish rims ..(think it was torq thrust custom design)..e
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this AMC :-)
The AMC Marlins were Awesome cars . The folding flat seats were started by Nash . The reason many parents in the 50's didn't want their daughters dating guys driving a Nash !
Hi Jim kirk, Glad you like this one and think it's "awesome" :-) Lou
watch my videos and if you like them like and write a comment OK bro
4:42 the seat belt trim piece is the column-shift-automatic delete plate; if this car had the column-shift auto, the indicator quadrant would probably have been where that cover is. Saw the same type cover in a manual-shift '55 Packard.
Hi 5610winston, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Very nice shapes from the side & back
Hi Brooke, Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-) Lou
gorgeous, real quality from Detroit, unique as hell too . like taking to the roads in your living room. lovely, enjoy her happily. thanks
Hi Michael Ferro, Rarely do you see a Marlin, so this was a real treat to video & share :-) Glad you enjoyed this one, Lou
Not Detroit in this case. Kenosha.
Holy cow! The clock still works!
Nice !
This is a really cool car that I did not even remember. Thanks for this.
Hi bob Aldo, Glad you enjoy this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Very nice. Would have liked to have seen the inside of the trunk. Very unique (read: narrow) opening.
Hi Roger, Happy to read you think this car is very nice. The couple just arrived at the car show, so they had their personal items from the trip so no trunk on this one. Good news! Here is another Marlon with an open trunk too. Enjoy! Lou ua-cam.com/video/S0qbN5CBEXo/v-deo.html
Wow that brings back memories of the 2 Marlins I had back in the 80's a 65 and a 66.
Your comment is making me smile, so glad you have fond memories of your cars and shared, Lou
Thanks Lou.
Thank you for viewing and commenting. Lou
Beautiful car and love the black accents on the exterior. The designers really put a lot of thought into this car.
Hi Randy Tompkins, Glad to read you enjoy the details of this car :-) Lou
That's a cool ride!!
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