Old Cars Canada

This blog reviews automotive history books and showcases the best of more than 1,000 published articles on collectable cars--complete with rare images and hard-to-find Canadian statistics--all by noted automotive historian James C. Mays.

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Friday, October 25, 2013

1971 AMX/3

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Racking legend Mark Donahue checks out the AMX/3. American Motors set out to erase its corporate econo-box ima...

Monday, March 26, 2012

1961 Rambler

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For 1961, Ambassador by Rambler was American Motors' flagship. The luxurious four-door Custom was imported from the US and sold for $...

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Tuesday, June 14, 2011

1962 Rambler

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The 1962 Rambler Ambassador station wagon whispered elegance and class. Few cars have ever captured the nation’s imagination as th...

Friday, March 11, 2011

1963 Rambler

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The 1963 Rambler Ambassador 880 Cross-Country Wagon sold for $3,329 f.o.b. Brampton, Ontario and weighed in at 1 485 kilos (3,275 po...

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

1966 Rambler

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The Rambler name was downplayed for the 1966 season and Ambassador was registered as a make of automobile. Built in Brampton, Ontario, ...

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James C. Mays: James C. Mays is an accomplished author having writte 32 books on numerous subjects. His published interests include automotive history, gourmet vegan cooking and children's books. He is the recipient of two Golden Quill Awards and the 1999 winner of Vogue magazine's Millennium Foodand Beverage Award. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_C._Mays_(automotive_historian)

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