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1961: Rambler's Greatest Year - Mac's Motor City Garage.com
In 1961, tiny American Motors achieved the impossible as Rambler rose to third place in U.S. sales, topped only by Ford and Chevrolet. 1961 Rambler American Custom Sedans The architect of American Motors’ remarkable rise in the 1950s was George A. Romney, right-hand man to George Mason, who led the merger of Nash and Hudson to form American Motors in 1954. When Mason died later that year, Romney took over as CEO, phasing out the decaying Hu…
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