1963 AMC Rambler
1963 AMC Rambler
Final bid
$2,400
Auction result
- Sale date
- Sep 14, 2026
- Location
- Macon, GA, USA
- Sale status
- Sold
- Condition
- Enhanced
- Reserve met
- No
- Avg final bid
- $577
- Est. repair
- $0
- Actual cash value
- $0
- Salvage #
- 46563613
Vehicle details
- VIN
- B560386
- Lot #
- IAAI 46064086
- Odometer
- 91,712 mi · not actual
- Year
- 1963
- Body color
- Black
- Fuel
- Other
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Vehicle type
- Automobile
- Primary damage
- Normal wear
- Loss type
- Other
- Keys
- Yes
- Airbags
- No
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