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Cars of the 1940s...
1946 Nash Suburban 
1946 Nash Woody sedan - Wow, I did not know any of these had survived. Previously I have only seen factory photos and only from the front and side! Thanks for publishing a photo of this rare car! I wonder how many there are left. Nash didn't build many to begin with. Would't it be nice to have a model of this one?
272 Nash Suburban's produced in 1946, 595-1948 &130-1949.
The Nash cars from the '40's were pretty nice rides. They had a 7-main bearing OHV six with overdrive transmission. They were really excellent cars.
This was a period when Olds, Pontiac, Ford, Mercury, Lincoln, Plymouth, Dodge, Desoto, Chrysler, Cadillac, Studebaker, Hudson, Kaiser, Packard and so many others were still running around with flat head engines.
USAF 1958-62