Rambler Gas Cap 63 Classic, Ambassador Sedans on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Virginia, US
Offered here is a gas cap for a 63 or 64 Rambler Classic or Ambassador. It's black, with a chrome handle. It will need to be repainted. I got it in a box of parts in the back of a car I bought, and I don't have a 63 or 64 Classic nor Ambassador. There is some guy trying to hustle one of these on here for $99.00! At my price, you can't go wrong!
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