Rambler Ranch

This is a hidden gem and an amazing place to visit by any car enthusiast. Lots and lots and lots of AMC/Nash/Rambler cars both restored and awaiting their turn at the boneyard. Hundreds of beautiful vehicles from early 1900's till 1980's in a great shape. There's a perk, too - all sorts of mannequins dressed according to the era they represent next to every other car. The ranch also has some European and even Canadian cars and Terry, the owner, is super nice and knowledgeable! You can tell how passionate he is about those makes and preserving the spirit of 60's and 70's. Last but not least, you are welcome to check out the collection of old Kelvinator kitchen appliances and explore the guest house inspired with the design ideas of 1960's! I definitely recommend spending couple of hours here. Only by appointment.

Rambler Ranch was a sweet trip into the past. if you you were alive in the 50s and 60s you willed be filled with nostalgia. I also appreciated the pristine condition of the grounds and buildings. There is a lovely picnic area to utilize after your tour. Terry, the owner was a gracious host and tour guide, Daniel's mannequins were delightful. PSAnother great plus was the clean bathrooms.

Wonderful museum with hundreds of cars! We had so much fun there! Everything was laid out just perfectly! The owner was very friendly & even let us in a little bit early. Loved it!

Just an outstanding car and appliance presentation. The host was most gracious and cooperative. Over 600 cars and all the related interests such as an old gas station nicely done. It was the highlight of our two week road trip. Well worth the drive and time. Do not miss it. Larry

My grandson and I drove south to Elizabeth and down an unpaved road to Rambler Ranch. As we parked we already noted how clean and organized the property was. Everything had a place not just thrown here and there. Our host started us off in Bldg 1 and we advanced forth to Bldg 7. There were 7 buildings of cars and nostalgia for us to see and learn. It was great to share with my grandson how and what I had in the 50's and 60's. What we had, what we could afford and what my mother dreamed of having. There is a retro diner, retro home and an appliance collection to view close up. Then the cars, it's not just Ramblers, you name it and it was there to view. There are Chevys and Fords of course but also AMC, Jeep, Kaiser, Studebaker, some very collectable foreign cars and a Shelby GLHS. My grandson went bananas as we approached this car. He never thought he would come across this Shelby, ever and it was beautiful. I've heard the figures of 600 or 800 cars here and I would say 800. There is even a outdoor area of cars for parts, ones that can't be restored but plenty of parts for them and other's restoration projects. Take the time to visit Rambler Ranch, it will be great 3-4 hours spent.