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1903 Rambler
1903 Rambler Owned by Dr. Roth, Dukes County Garage. From the Tisbury, Massachusetts, History and Genealogy Web Site.
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1903 Rambler
Dr. Roth's 1903 'Rambler' Automobile. From the Tisbury, Massachusetts, History and Genealogy Web Site.
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1903 Rambler
1903 Rambler Owned by Dr. Roth, at Dukes County Garage. From the Tisbury, Massachusetts, History and Genealogy Web Site.
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1903 Rambler
25th annual Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance, Oregon, 1997.
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1903 Rambler E
This photograph taken in 1902 shows Dr. George B. Crissman and his bride-to-be in their Rambler Runabout, in a public park in Fort Collins, Colorado. Buggy-type wire wheels were replaced by wooden "artilery-type." Identified in Nash publicity as a 1902 Model C, it is probably a 1903 Model E because of the verticle draglink bracket visible in the center of the front axle.
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1903 Rambler E
Although identified as a 1902 Rambler, this drawing from a 1952 Life Magazine Ethyl gasoline advertisement actually depicts a 1903 Model E. The vertical draglink bracket just visible in the center of the front axle was characteristic of 1903 cars. As few genuine 1902 cars survived and the 1903s were similar in general appearance, Nash publicity often portrayed 1903 cars as 1902s.
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1903 Rambler E
Walter P. Chrysler Museum, Auburn Hills, Michigan
Although identified as a 1902 Model C, this car is probably a 1903 Model E.
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1903 Rambler F Two-passenger roadster
This quaint buggy-like model, described in the original catalog as a "two-passender roadster," sold for $800. Its shipping weight was 1,400 pounds and it operated on a one-cylinder engine.
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