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Is this "landmaster" lettering on the fender the right one(font)? The font I've seen for the letters is different and more like the "Ambassador" font used later. Did the style change during the production period?

The logo is not original. So are the rear taillights and wiper assembly.

Few days ago, I spotted this powder blue ambassador abandoned inside Kaveri complex in Nungambakkam, Chennai.

Mark 3 was on Sale on Olx.

A 1978 Amby Mk 3 still doing duty at Krishnapur Math.

I love the Ambassador/Landmaster cars. So much so that my user ID in this forum is also based on it 😬

I was at the Ambassador hotel in Sujan Singh Park, Central Delhi yesterday, a place that is steeped in history. Guess what I found? Here is a picture with the art deco architecture for background :)

Beautiful Ambassador decorated & parked as a showpiece by Fig at Museo.







Bonus pics of a scooter being used for the same decorative purpose:

A super duper restoration by the kuttukaran family from Kerala. If anyone has further details please share.
Image courtesy Instagram

Firstly i dont think it is Kuttukaran family but Kattookaran family. This car is having a diesel engine

Any idea where this restoration was done?

No idea about the restorers .

This lovely very original Mark2 from a long term ownership of a Parsi family in Bangalore came home last week. Owned by a Bhpian now and at my home for a while.

Posted by Mr Kiran Karthik in Vintage Motor Vehicles page saying, "Old Ambassador car from My father-in-law's (in suit) wardrobe when he was in Army services. "
(Image shared by Mr Manoj Kumar on Ambassador FB page)
The officer is a Major General (two stars displayed on the flag car) and was registered in 1973.

Additional information upon observing the above photograph.
1. The gentleman is a Major General from the Army Medical Corps.
2. The dignitary is not in his station of posting(I know the appointment and the place, but shall not mention here). He is visiting a small station to inspect a Military Hospital.
3. The staff car is allocated to the Commanding Officer(the[red] light on the top of the car) of the Military Hospital(MH plate on the bumper) and is ferrying this gentleman presently during his visit in the station.
4. The crest on the caps of the uniformed men also depict the Medical Corps.

The first 2 digits in the number plate denote the model/year of registration.