PIC: Something different #152 (7/16/2026)

Nash was a very familiar car for me growing up in the forties and fifties. We never had one but the family admired them, and the other car we never had, a Hudson. Great choice John and excellent info!!

A luxurious monster. I remember sitting in the back seat of one of these in the early 1950s.

I thought Nash styling through 1948 was handsome and then came the 49s which I never warmed to. The new design included many engineering improvements such as unibody construction and innovations such as the fold down seat backs. Over the years I have tried to like these cars but can't seem to make that happen although I have several models which I love having in my collection.

When I see a pic of the Nash, I can't help but think of the Superman TV series from back in the 1950s.

Good-looking cars with this very useful and practical feature which the parents of young girls probably greatly feared, lol !

love the bulbous rear half of this car. Thanks John

Nice video.

1949 Nash Ambassador Airflyte barnfind 1st time driven in over 44 years

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Thanks Geoff! What a little sweetheart!

Geoff, thanks for the video.

Neat info in the story and video. Thanks guys.💯👍

@sizedoesmatter Ah yes. Lois Lane and her Nash Rambler convertible.

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@sizedoesmatter Ah yes. Lois Lane and her Nash Rambler convertible.

Clark Kent drove a Nash-Healey, and the Metropolis Police drove Nash sedans.

@sizedoesmatter I remember the Nash Healey but forgot the police cars also being Nashes.