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Revision as of 06:52, 22 November 2009
Contents
Background:
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History:
Model Predecessor
Model Successor
Export Versions
Related Models
Competition
Year by Year Changes, Production Numbers, and Cost:
1965
Body Styles
Class
Platform
Engines
Transmissions
Length, width, height, wheelbase
1966
Body Styles
Class
Platform
Engines
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
2 door Hardtop
Class
Premium
Platform
Ambassador
Engines
Transmissions
Length, width, height, wheelbase
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External Links
For the last year of the Marlin, the 1967 moved up from the smaller mid-size Classic/Rebel to AMC's longer full size [[Ambassador] chassis. The 1967 model is the rarest of all Marlins.
