My Mother bought a new AMC Rambler Classic 4dr back in 1963, grey with a white top.
She loved that car. The dealer evidently gave her a keychain with the car in a case.
She put the keychain, case and all, into a drawer in the kitchen where it would stay up until the early 1990's when
she passed away. I found the keychain and kept it as a keepsake to remember her by.
I remember riding in the car as a child and how sad she was when the transmission finally gave out and
she had to sell it many years and miles later. The keychain is still in its original case. The only thing I replaced was
the foam it rested on. The original foam had dissolved over the years and the keychain was starting to tarnish.
I cleaned it up and replaced the foam. It now sits on a shelf beside a picture of her.



I found your web site after watching some episodes today of the "Adventures of Superman" from the 50's and trying to figure
out what kind of cars were on the show. I found a Superman web site that said the cars were mostly Nash's in the early years.
That led me to a few Nash related web sites where I learned that Nash eventually became American Motors and that
reminded me of my mothers car from years back. I then started trying to find a picture of a car similar to hers.
The closest one I can find is a 63 Rambler Classic 550. I think her car was a 660 but I don't seem to be able to find any pictures
of a model like that or even if they made a 660 in 63. I'm pretty positive that it was a 63 tho due to the concave grill that seems
to have been only on 63 models. Could you tell me if they did make 660's in 63 or is it just a figment of my imagination.

I wasn't sure how rare these keychains are but I thought you might like a pic of it for your web site.

Thanks
Danny Taylor
Dallas TX