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You would think this was a lot more narrow at night... Right until you clipped it.
Wow!! Would you look at that! There's a new Camry in the background. I'm sure that will fetch millions.
Description: The brand itself is also quite special in its own right. Produced only from 1951 until 1954, the car was the result of a partnership between the CEO of the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation, George W. Mason...
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Description: By 1951, Nash Motors was supplying Donald Healey with inline-six engines and three-speed manual transmissions. Power output was also increased by Healey's team and the new car's chassis was ...
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Look at that hood scoop. This is the first ricer ever created lol. Haters gunna hate
It's incredibly boring to look at. Nothing interesting in terms of styling.
Description: Other famous owners of the brand included golfer Sam Sneed and singer/producer Dick Powell. By 1954, however, the situation on the ground for both companies changed. Nash became a part of AMC and ...
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Description: In addition to his boxing career, Moore was also an actor and a civil rights activist. For people like us, however, he was also a car guy and fond of exotic machinery. After Moore bought his Nash-Heal...
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Description: Although the Alpine White paint is very old, it's still in pretty good condition throughout, despite from a few imperfections and chips in some places. However, some the car's original finis...
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Description: Overall, this one-of-a-kind roadster is in fabulous shape and doesn't require a restoration; it's ready to go as is if the new owner wants to keep it that way. As of this writing, the curren...
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The pie dish wheels don't really suit this car. I'd go for a wire wheel with a knock off spinner.
I can see similarities with the Mercedes-Benz 190 SL which came out after this. Did the Germans have this car in mind when designing the rear of their car...?
In the sixties people used to cut off the seatbelts and hang them from the rear view mirror. They weren't too concerned about airbags or head restraints.
You gotta respect the allegiance to bisymmetry to the point where you have TEN different gauges.
Hey Jordan, why are you so impatient? Jalopnik isn't even do an article on it until today. So it will probably be tomorrow or the day after.
Hey CarBuzz, why don't you guys have an article on the BMW Zagato Coupe? It was revealed a few days ago.