Thomas B. Jeffery, founder of the Rambler company, built his first car in 1897.

It is one of the most popular brands in early American motoring.

Rambler built its last cars in 1913 before being sold to Nash Motors.

Its final year, Rambler produced just one model: the 83 Cross Country Touring. This model is available in 4 body styles:

a “Gotham” limousine capable of accommodating 7 passengers
a 4-seater coupe
a passenger car for 4 or 5 passengers
a roaster for 2 to 3 passengers.

Rambler 83 Cross Country Touring 1913 SOLD

The car presented has spent its entire life in the United States and benefited from a complete restoration in 2001.

This Rambler is equipped with a speedometer, a folding windshield and a canvas roof.

Its current owner has added an electric starter.

Ref255Year1913Motor4 cylinders, 42hpGearbox3-speed manualBrakesMechanical drums front and rearFront suspensionRigid front axleRear suspensionRear axle with semi-elliptical leaf springsFuel injectionCarburetorDimensions4 410 x 1 750 x 2 130 mmWeight1,656 kgProduction data4,435 copies - Years of production 1913

Rambler 83 Cross Country Touring 1913 SOLD

Rambler 83 Cross Country Touring 1913 SOLD

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