This OEM 1966 Rambler / Ambassador / Marlin Service Manual is a high-quality, authorized, licensed reproduction of the original shop manual published by American Motors Corporation.

When it's time to get to work on your 1966 American Motors Corporation beauty, this Technical Service Manual is the first tool you're going to want in your hands. It contains the specifications and service procedures for the Ambassador, 6 and V-8 (80 Series), Marlin, 6 and V-8 (50 Series) and the Rambler Classic, 6 and V-8 (10 Series). At 464 pages, it's loaded with the information you'll need to get (and keep) your AMC happily motoring down the road.

Whether you're wrenching on the 232 cubic inch six cylinder, the 287 cubic inch V-8 or the 327 cubic inch V-8, you'll love the detailed specifications provided in this shop manual. In addition to the comprehensive written instructions, there are also tables, black and white photographs, exploded views, cut-away views, illustrations, wiring diagrams and other visual aids to assist you all along the way.

AMC was an innovative company, and although smaller than "the big three", was known to beat them to the punch with engineering on more than one occasion. This repair manual will give you the confidence and knowledge to keep your 1966 AMC classic car rambling down the road.

MODELS COVERED:

• 1966 American Motors Ambassador 990
• 1966 American Motors Ambassador
• 1966 American Motors Ambassador DPL
• 1966 American Motors Classic 770
• 1966 American Motors Classic
• 1966 American Motors Marlin

This factory written shop manual is perfect for service, repairs, restoration and rebuild projects. Clear illustrations and photos show exploded views as well as component details, plus specifications on engine data, engine torque, carburetion and more.

When you're ready to tackle that list of projects for your classic AMC, be sure to turn to this newly-printed version of the same guide which was written by the original manufacturer for their service team back at a time when these cars were first brightening up the dealer showrooms, the Monkees were singing I'm a Believer, The Beach Boys were sending Good Vibrations and gasoline only cost about 32 cents per gallon.