1957 Nash Rambler Rebel

This 1957 Rambler was inherited from a relative in Nevada. I had the car shipped to NY in December. The car was always stored indoors and babied, since he bought it in 2004. I don't know much about these cars. I have about 70 miles on it and have never had so many looks, or people taking photos and videos of any car I have owned. A conversation piece at every traffic light, gas station and parking lot. I took the car to my trusted (classic car) shop to make sure everything is in good working order. I have about 25 hours invested in a tune up, oil change, check/change fluids as needed, make sure accessories , lights work and and a professional detailing. It appears the car has new brakes, fuel pump and master cylinder based on used parts I found in a box. It passed inspection, most accessories work, even the tube radio, and it looks really good.
This is a description of the car from the previous owner:
"Nash Rambler Rebel 327 AMC with 3 speed manual(on the column) transmission. One of 1500 produced with 6 registered in the Nash Club of America."
The seats and carpeting have been redone and the headliner is new. The car has some scrapes and chips, but good metal , rust free body all around. I have a pint of touch up pant, Atlas green, that came with the car. There is no handle on the outside of the rear doors, they do open and there is a handle on the inside, giving a sleek look to the body. The engine sounds awesome through the dual exhaust. The 327 pulls nicely and it is a real cruiser in 3rd gear. The 3 on the tree is a blast to drive, that is how I learned to drive a manual. This is 1950's Americana at its best!
Clear New York title, located in Port Washington NY.
Car will be listed in multiple locations
I have a reliable shipper that is reasonably priced, and can move the car quickly and safely.

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