American Motors was one of the surviving and struggling companies that rivaled GM, Ford and Chrysler from 1958 forward. It was the 1954 merger between Nash and Hudson that formed the AMC brand and their first successful car was the Rambler, a distinct family sedan that sold well. So much so, AMC was motivated to drop their previous Nash and Hudson designs and develop the new completely new lines.

Sold as part of the Ellis Collection at Dana Mecum's 2009 Original Spring Classic Auction for $80,000 USD. Described as "1964 was a transition year for the Dodge Lightweight cars mainly involving the engine compartment. The season started with the 426 Ramcharger (the Max Wedge) (This car is one of them.) In February Chrysler introduced the 426 Hemi V-8 that was installed in the remaining ‘64 Light...