A copy of the small AMC small model the career of which is, let’s face it, most likely over. Just looking at the back end, time seems to have been very unkind to the drivetrain of this Rambler.
The same could be said about this Ranchero, a model sold by Ford starting in 1957. In this case, however, the value could start to rise in the next few years, so there is hope for it.
Due to the popularity of this generation of Chevrolet/GMC pickup trucks, the career of this product is not over, looks be darned. Even if it doesn’t undergo a complete restoration, its shell would certainly be able to serve another model.
Finally, note how dilapidated the place is; the letter S is missing from the store's main sign and there doesn't seem to be much of a rush to replace it.
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