Difference between revisions of "Marlin"
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| + | [[Rambler]] introduced the Marlin as a 1965 Model. It was a sporty [[fastback]] derived from the [[compact]] Rambler [[Classic]], much the same way the [[Plymouth]] [[Barracuda]] was a sporty fastback version of the [[Valiant]], the [[Dodge]] [[Charger]] was a sporty fastback version of the [[Coronet]], and the Ford Mustang was a sporty fastback derived from the Falcon. The roofline didn't quite look right on the short Classic, so in 1967 the Marlin was based on the larger Ambassador. It was discontinued with the release of the [[Javelin]] in 1968. | ||
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The AMC Marlin was replaced by the AMC Javelin for 1968. | The AMC Marlin was replaced by the AMC Javelin for 1968. | ||
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* 200HP 290cid 2bbl V8 | * 200HP 290cid 2bbl V8 | ||
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* 280HP 343cid 4bbl V8 Typhoon | * 280HP 343cid 4bbl V8 Typhoon | ||
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Revision as of 21:36, 29 September 2013
Contents
Background:
History:
Rambler introduced the Marlin as a 1965 Model. It was a sporty fastback derived from the compact Rambler Classic, much the same way the Plymouth Barracuda was a sporty fastback version of the Valiant, the Dodge Charger was a sporty fastback version of the Coronet, and the Ford Mustang was a sporty fastback derived from the Falcon. The roofline didn't quite look right on the short Classic, so in 1967 the Marlin was based on the larger Ambassador. It was discontinued with the release of the Javelin in 1968.
Model Predecessor
No real predecessor
Model Successor
The AMC Marlin was replaced by the AMC Javelin for 1968.
Export Versions
None
Related Models
- Rambler Classic 1965-1966
- AMC Ambassador 1967
Competition
- Dodge Charger
- Plymouth Barracuda
- Ford Mustang
Year by Year Changes, Production Numbers, and Cost:
1965-1966
Body Styles
Class
Sporty Fastback
Platform
Rambler Classic
Engines
- 155HP 232cid 2bbl six
- 200HP 287cid 2bbl V8
- 270HP 327cid 4bbl V8
Transmissions
Length, width, height, wheelbase
1967
For 1967, the Marlin moved up to the longer Ambassador platform, which many feel better compliment the fastback roofline -- making it look less turtle like that the 65s and 66s.
Body Styles
Class
Premium Fastback
Platform
Ambassador
Engines
- 155HP 232cid 2bbl six
- 200HP 290cid 2bbl V8
- 280HP 343cid 4bbl V8 Typhoon
Transmissions
Length, width, height, wheelbase
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