There’s something about tiny cars that almost everyone loves. It seems like they always have more personality! Besides, what could be more fun than owning a car made by a company that also made refrigerators? Although Crosley pretty well… more»
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Solid 600: 1948 Nash 600 Sedan
After spending 30+ years in a barn being pretty well protected from the element, this beautiful 1948 Nash 600 is ready to be resurrected. Offered here on craigslist near Genesee Depot, Wisconsin for $1,500, this Nash is a solid and… more»
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Floridian Survivor: 1938 Nash Ambassador Six
Florida stored since 1965, this barn find Nash Ambassador Six is delightfully original and ready to drive. Wearing a lovely factory paint, with minimal signs of age, this Ambassador looks to be a great preservation project to take on… more»
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1953 Nash Ambassador Country Club LeMans
For a guy who loves vintage Japanese cars so much, these old Nash models really float my boat, no pun intended. This is a 1953 Nash Ambassador Country Club LeMans Airflyte, a rare car and highly desirable for Nash aficionados…. more»
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A Castaway? 1958 Nash Metropolitan
What a hoot! This 1958 Nash Metropolitan by the name of “The Minnow” (Gilligan’s Island, anyone?) is running, driving, licensed and insured for street use. It’s listed for sale here on eBay, with a buy it now of $3,000… more»
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Rub a Dub Dub: 1949 Nash Airflyte 600
Even though it isn’t Saturday night, it’s time for your weekly bath! This bathtub is a 1949 Nash Airflyte 600 and it’s on eBay with an unmet opening bid of $2,000 and there are only two days left for someone… more»
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Funky 4WD: 1961 Nash Metropolitan 4×4
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m normally a purist by heart. I normally prefer vehicles that are either original or restored to original specs. In the case of this 1961 Nash Metropolitan 4×4, I would have to say that… more»
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Sold in Stores: 1952 Allstate Henry J
Perhaps one of the more unusual chapters in the American automobile industry is when Sears attempted to sell automobiles. Not service them or even accept trade-ins, but just to move product off the books as if it were a… more»
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$2,000! 1955 Nash Ambassador Custom LeMans
Make sure that you have an industrial-sized box of Kleenex with you for this one; if you’re a Nash fan, you may need it. This is one of my favorite cars of all time, easily a top-ten car. This… more»
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30 Antiques & Customs Estate Sale, 1928-1975
It’s sad to think that these 30 cars are all part of an estate sale, but I hope they will now go on to new owners who cherish them as much as it looks like they have been loved…. more»
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Dusty Find: 1928 Nash Special Six
The Special Six was a smaller version of the Advanced Six and was produced from 1925 to 1929. It had brakes typical of the times, mechanical on all four corners and a three speed transmission. By the 1928 model the… more»
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Custom Kit of Parts: 1957 Nackardbaker
Did any of you walk into your Nackardbaker dealership in 1957 and buy one of these? If you did, you’re living in some other cool, parallel universe than the rest of us are. This crazy custom is referred to… more»
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Nifty Nash: 1939 Nash Ambassador Six Coupe
This fairly solid runner is a 1939 Nash Ambassador Six Coupe and it’s on eBay with a current bid price of just over $2,600. You have to love those covered headlights! There are four days left to get in… more»
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$950 or Best Offer: 1957 Nash Metropolitan
The Nash Metropolitan is an endlessly flexibile classic, with some enthusiasts using them as hot rods, others rat rods, and still others restoring them back to better-than-new condition. Like so many things that are fun, there are limits to… more»
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Patina-Farina: 1955 Rambler Farina
When you think of Pininfarina styling Rambler is not likely to be a car that comes to mind but Nash used several European designers. The Nash Rambler was introduced in 1950 as a sporty convertible. A hardtop and station wagon were… more»
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Pocono Oddball: 1957 Nash Fire Truck
I just look oddballs like this Nash Metropolitan! These little classics are odd enough in their normal form, but in mini fire truck configuration, they are down right awesome. If you don’t know the history of these cars, a… more»
