File:1973 AMC Ambassador Brougham sedan in beige with cinnamon and a 401 V8 at 2015 Macungie show 07.jpg

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English: 1973 AMC Ambassador Brougham, built by American Motors Corporation (AMC). This is a full-size luxury sedan riding on a 122 inch (3,099 mm) wheelbase with an overall length of 212.8 inches (5,405 mm). This car is finished in Fawn Beige (acrylic enamel paint code E6) with a coarse-grain textured cinnamon vinyl roof and a matching interior. It has room for six adult passengers and features individually adjustable reclining front seats and the custom "Camelot" fabric upholstery in cinnamon. It is powered by AMC's 401 cu. in. (6.6) 4-barrel V8 producing 255 net horsepower and 345 net torque. The 1973 Ambassadors came only in one high-level Brougham trim, and included numerous standard features (air conditioning, power steering, power disk brakes, whitewall tires, AM radio, visibility group, light group, undercoating, etc. Options on this car include AM/FM stereo radio (AM was standard) as well as an 8-track tape player (mounted below the dashboard), cruise control, a "sports" steering wheel, and AMC's "custom" wheel covers. The side window shades are a dealer accessory. The odometer on this all original car shows 90,000 miles. Picture taken at the 52nd Annual "Das Awkscht Fescht" antique car show in Macungie, Pennsylvania.
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