Re: Rambler All-American
 

I think you answered your own question,,,,,,,,,,,,,THEY ARE HIDDEN,,;)

For 1967 AHRA classes, the 67' Rambler (220, 440 or Rogue) with the 343/280 HP
was classed in 1967;

AHRA Stock; Formula-6 D/S
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The Model 220 and/or 440 was 1967 NHRA classed in;

NHRA Stock; B/S

With the; 67' Z-28 Camaro, 67' 440 GTX and/or 67' 440 R/T's, 66' and/or
67' 400 GTO's and 400 Olds 4-4-2's,,,,,,,,,,just to name a few cars.

The Rogue was 1967 NHRA clased in;

NHRA Stock, C/S
With the; 65' thru 67' 289 'HiPo' Mustangs, 66' Dodge D-Darts, and the 'Killer 61' 283/270 HP Dual-Quad Corvettes.

Re: Rambler All-American
 

I'll throw this one in here,,,,

One of our friends 1970 Rebel Machine 390 (390/340 HP)

(1970/1971 Photo)

NHRA Class; H/Stock
Owner; Bobby Schlegel
Car Name; 'Lil Miss Carnivorous'

In 1972, they were classed in SS/K.

One 'sharp looking car'

http://www.doverdragstrip.com/phpBB3...ile.php?id=233

Re: Rambler All-American
 

okay calling all the Rambler/AMC experts out there, can anyone tell me everything there is to know about this car...I sure wish that I was out there.

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a.../dragamcs8.jpg

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...ragamcs8-1.jpg

Re: Rambler All-American
 

I was looking records and rules for AHRA formula stock . There was A for dual quads, B for single 4bbl , & C for 2bbl. I set my 440 up for C , at that time the record was 11.80 . You were allowed some mods like after market cam , stock production heads ( year did not matter ) after market manifold , headers.

Re: Rambler All-American
 

In the AHRA formula classes they were classifed by lbs. per cube in .

Re: Rambler All-American
 

Found a couple more old shots...

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...sc0410f58d.jpg

http://www.ssamx.com/DanDiVita%27s%2...20parenzan.jpg

Re: Rambler All-American
 

Thanks Moose,,,,,,,

Rockford Rambler
Rockford, Illinois

1967 Rambler American Model 440, 2-Door Sedan

'America's Lowest Priced Compact Car'
And running 13.40's in 1967 too.
http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...d67Rambler.jpg

Re: Rambler All-American
 

So what were the 'new car prices' on these things anyways, were they really that cheap back then...

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...esRambler2.jpg

http://atdetroit.net/forum/messages/6790/80827.jpg

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...sc03c09cf5.jpg

Re: Rambler All-American
 

I was told by Larry Mitchell that the Rockford Rambler american was sold and was totaled in a accident . The Randall american was sold and the new owner raced it manzaneda dirt track , it was totaled . There was a power blue one owned by Bill Anglin in Phx. he sold it and a few yrs.later went to buy it back only to find out it had been totaled in down town Phx. I had bought a few parts from a wrecked one yellow with a black vinal roof. Jessie Snyders went to a wrecker. What's left ? There is a white one in new england area that was used ( if I remember correctly ) in the early SCCA ,it was wrecked but it's still arround does the name Wentworth ring a bell? Larry Blatt has one in PA., theres one in Calgary , the Ketchems , Bob Willcox in TX. , Rocky Lear in KY. Keith Coggins ( ME ) x 2 .I bought the Rogue used from Randall Rambler , the 440 sedan I bought from Bill York ( today he has a pro comp car ) . One in Finland . So thats 5 down . 9 still here , what's left ?

Re: Rambler All-American
 

What were the wages back then $ 3.00- $5.00 hr?