AMC Marlin 1966 V8 Coupe

The AMC Marlin was introduced in 1965 as AMC's fastback answer to the Ford Mustang and Plymouth Barracuda, built on the Ambassador platform and designed by Richard Teague. The 1966 Marlin received subtle updates: a new grille and revised tail lights. Production figures dropped compared with 1965, which makes the Marlin a rare sight. This Marlin is fitted with the powerful V8 engine, which was the most popular choice among Marlin buyers at the time. The interior with bucket seats and console creates a sporty ambience. The model was built for only three years (1965-1967), which makes the Marlin a unique piece of American automotive history.