Rambler

Mike Dube wrote: We put Grateful Dead stickers on an Auburn the year Jerry Garcia passed on, then drove it to Auburn Labor Day weekend. Ended up in front of the cop shop after the parade, and proceeded to play Dead tunes and drink beer in our tie dyes. Don't think most of the membership appreciated it, but they and the cops were tolerant. Long termers in the club will vouch for the fact that this was very far from the craziest thing ever done by club members @ Auburn over the years.

I've already decided that if I ever get a Duesenberg, the license plate will be FARM USE.

Thanks for sharing Randy! Found a couple of Vintage root beer stand mugs in a Bugeye Sprite once, along with some items similar to your find.

We put Grateful Dead stickers on an Auburn the year Jerry Garcia passed on, then drove it to Auburn Labor Day weekend. Ended up in front of the cop shop after the parade, and proceeded to play Dead tunes and drink beer in our tie dyes. Don't think most of the membership appreciated it, but they and the cops were tolerant. Long termers in the club will vouch for the fact that this was very far from the craziest thing ever done by club members @ Auburn over the years.

"Don't start me talking, I'll tell everything I know." Sonny Boy Williamson

Wowabunga wrote: Paid $100 for it in 1998... put $1600 worth of new parts into it....... is now worth $800.

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My AMX has its original scissors jack and folding lug wrench. It's all decoration though, I don't think these Space Saver spares worked very well even when new. So I just carry my AAA card.

Yes on the Factory Jack... and I wouldn't jack up my red flyer toy wagon with that piece of ill designed, widow make'n, what where they thinking.... contraption.

I grew up in a family of "high school newspaper editors" and somehow I find myself always making a record (of sorts) of my adventures... here's what else lay waiting in the $100 wagon....

www.wowabunga.com/fun/whooptie/everybody.html

2 large plastic ducks. A interesting book of matches. A 1970's Florida road map. A can of refreshment. More matches. The last original Georgia Registration card. A Georgia inspection receipt. Some 70 cents worth of coinage. A plastic toy bullet.

Drum Roll.... even came with keys... but I couldn't find them on my first or second visit prior to towing. This car has two ashtrays centered less than a foot apart ( what luxury ) and the much needed keys were later to be found in the passenger ash tray. Heck I didn't know they had 2 ash trays.

I Ramble and travel a lot looking for car parts and peering into old sheds... Sorry to ramble about my much loved wagon, will report back when I find and buy my first $500 dollar Duesenberg.

Does the wagon have the factory jack?

Consultation is like Castor oil, easy to give, but hard to take.

Yes a 1965 Rambler Wagon. Paid $100 for it in 1998... put $1600 worth of new parts into it....... is now worth $800.

Front seats as well as all other seats...... fold flat.... priceless.

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