For Sale: 1960 Rambler Classic Super 4dr Sedan, OHV 6 cyl. manual shift, 40K miles - $9,800 - Atco, NJ - Not Mine - This posting has been deleted by its author. 8-29-2022.

[58L-Y8]

For Sale: 1960 Rambler Classic Super 4dr Sedan, OHV 6 cyl. manual shift, 40K miles - $9,800 - Atco, NJ - This posting has been deleted by its author. 8-29-2022

1960 Rambler Super - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive... (craigslist.org)
Seller's Description:

For sale is my 1960 Rambler Super, 4 door sedan, which is in exceptional condition. She is powered by a 196 cubic inch, overhead valve, straight six with a "three on the tree" transmission. The car, which has under 40,000 original miles on the clock, has been garage kept and never driven in inclement weather. If you're looking for a very reasonable priced antique ride, this is the one! Any interested party can text me at the number supplied in the reply box for an appointment, no e-mails please! Thanks for viewing and have a blessed day. *** Yes, it's still available and no; I don't need any help selling this car; it will sell itself! Thanks again.
Contact: text: (609) six-8-5-4-four-9-8-3

Copy and paste in your email: 179dbf923728314caf8f89661151d654@sale.craigslist.org

I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1960 Rambler Classic Super 4dr Sedan.

Edited August 29, 2022 by 58L-Y8
This posting has been deleted by its author. 8-29-2022 Crossed out the dead CL link, (see edit history)

[TerryB]

I like it!  Probably gets good gas mileage too.

[John_S_in_Penna]

It looks like an excellent example, realistically priced.

In all the shows I've attended, I don't recall seeing one.

It's a very seldom seen model, except perhaps in

die-hard Rambler circles.  That makes it interesting to me.

 

Thank you, Steve.  That is a good find.

 

Edited August 28, 2022 by John_S_in_Penna (see edit history)

[Marty Roth]

11 hours ago, TerryB said:

I like it!  Probably gets good gas mileage too.

 

10 hours ago, John_S_in_Penna said:

It looks like an excellent example, realistically priced.

In all the shows I've attended, I don't recall seeing one.

It's a very seldom seen model, except perhaps in

die-hard Rambler circles.  That makes it interesting to me.

 

Thank you, Steve.  That is a good find.

 

We had the 1962 version of this,

a Rambler Classic "400" 4-door sedan with the reclining seats which made up into a bed

I bought it locally from the original owner around 1986, always garage-kept from new, and with only approximately 1,000 miles, maybe a bit less, or more.

All 4 doors had both a roll-up window, as well as a swing open, pivoting vent wing window. With only the four vent windows open, the car rarely even needed the A/C as long as we were moving, and it wasn't excessively hot and humid. We drove it nearly 800 miles round trip to Arab, Alabama to a n AACA Divisional tour hosted by our Buzzards Breath Touring Region. Not surprisingly, the Rambler was an excellent "highway tourer", exceedingly comfortable, and averaged amazing fuel mileage. Being primarily interested in OPEN cars, and already owning our air-conditioned 1963 Impala convertible, A/C 1958 Bel-air sedan, 1952 Kaiser Manhattan, and 1934 Buick sedans, I just couldn't justify having another closed car

 

It was a well equipped, never rusted, great driving 6-cylinder OHV stick shift, and had a Mark-IV set-up from another Rambler which we added to the sedan. It worked and drove excellently. We offered the car to other club members during several national AACA tours, but ultimately sold it to a gent from Mobile Alabama. We offered him a membership but he never followed up.