James “J.T.” Modkins, a lifelong resident of Marlin, Texas, turned 100 years old on May 28, marking a century of life defined ...

Sterling Marlin! The post NASCAR Legend’s Shocking Appearance Leaves Fans in Tears: “He Can Barely Speak…” appeared first on ...

Agustín Ramírez isn’t your prototypical leadoff batter. Standing at 6-foot-1 and 210 pounds, he is a rookie catcher with a .318 on-base percentage. But boy can he hit -- and hit the ball hard.

NARRATOR: AMC already had a sporty compact in development, the Rambler Tarpon. But Abernethy wanted it bigger, so it was enlarged and renamed the Marlin. GERACI: We attempted all types of window ...

Yeti has now added a new item to its never-ending line of Rambler products: Rambler Insulated Bowls. The new Rambler Insulated Bowls are available in standard and low bowls. You can also buy them ...

In 1965, AMC launched its first halo car, the Rambler Marlin. Unable to compete with the Big Three in the full-size market, AMC concluded it needed a vehicle that should be flashy and sporty yet ...

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Share via SMS (Opens in new window) Daniel Rambler, standing, addresses Madison School Board and ...

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The Roberts Rambler classic is an attractive retro-style radio with sharp sound quality, a broad feature-set and Bluetooth connectivity. It may be a little pricey and you’ll need to purchase a ...

In response to corporate shenanigans the Rambler Marlin eventually morphed into the AMC Marlin but either way, this is a mid-1960s car name badge highlight. You can feel the tension on the line as ...

The Marlin hit the market in 1965 and was produced through 1967. In its short life it saw several names, starting out as the Rambler Marlin, morphing into the Marlin, and ending its production as ...

There's something deeply lovely about the design of a Roberts radio: my family had one in the kitchen when I was growing up, and I remember it as much for its gorgeously retro looks – it wasn't ...