Re: Rambler All-American
 

A couple more old shots of the Rogue from Richmond Rambler...

http://assets.hemmings.com/story_ima...00-0.jpg?rev=3

http://assets.hemmings.com/story_ima...00-0.jpg?rev=2

http://assets.hemmings.com/story_ima...00-0.jpg?rev=3

http://assets.hemmings.com/story_ima...00-0.jpg?rev=3

Re: Rambler All-American
 

[QUOTE=Jeff Lee;308891]I went to Maryvale H.S in Phoenix, class of '78. A fellow classmate, a few years older than I, has a gold '67 343 (I think it's a Rogue but I could be wrong). He's had it since at least the mid 1970's. I went to an all year class reunion a few years ago and he was there. Still has the car and will apparently die with it. Sorry, don't remember his name. Jeff ; Yes it is a Rogue ,this is me . Keith Coggins

Re: Rambler All-American
 

Here's one of the Roberts Rambler, was this car that was later painted red white & blue or not...

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a.../dragamcs3.jpg

Re: Rambler All-American
 

amc67rogue, can you post some pics of the Rogue and a bit of history on your car.

Re: Rambler All-American
 

I guess these cars eventually turned into the SC/Ramber's for the 1969 model year...good looking little car.

Re: Rambler All-American
 

When American Motors uncorked the 1969 SC/Rambler, the
390/315 HP car was targeted for F/Stock.

American Motors listed the car weight at #3150 lbs., and with 315 HP
it would have a weight break factor of 10.00 (1969 = F/Stock).

But, thats not the way the NHRA classed it. They dropped it in E/Stock.

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...sfha/R465p.jpg

Re: Rambler All-American
 

It sure is good to see other people besides the same old AMC fans talking about these cars.

Re: Rambler All-American
 

What was the 1969 American Motors SC/Rambler up against.

1969 NHRA Class E/Stock
Weight Factor = 9.50 - 9.99 Wt/Hp
National Record = 12.31 @ 112.25 MPH
Car = 1967 Pontiac GTO 400/360 HP

How much of difference in F/Stock
National Record = 12.69

Re: Rambler All-American
 

Here's a '69 390 SC/Rambler at the track somewhere...anyone know what were the production numbers on these things, it couldn't have been very many of them...any transmission breakdown between the automatics & 4-speeds made.

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...89sksZHhZg.jpg

Re: Rambler All-American
 

1512 made, no autos to my knowledge..all 4 speeds