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Rambler American 2-door compact sedan by American Motors Corporation (AMC) -- the first generation design. Note the aftermarket "curb feeler" mounted behind the front wheel fender. A type of short spring mounted antenna to help prevent scraping the wide whitewall tire sidewall against curbs. |
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AMCRC car show in Somerset, New Jersey |
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2003 |
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| Author |
Christopher Ziemnowicz |
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