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This is the 1st one of these I've ever seen. A very unique and impressive car.
1937 Nash Ambassador Coupe
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Great shots, John. Thanks. I don't think I've ever seen one either. Classy!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
My sister-in-law has purchased a home in Holland, and once she settles in, I'm looking forward to visiting her...and making a trip to the Gilmore!
Beautiful car and great pics, thanks John.
John Bono
North Jersey
I've never been to this museum, looks fantastic though. Great pics/car John. 👍 👍
Very nice looking car.
You’ve treated us to some beautiful automobile pics of brsnds that are no longer with us…so for this I thank-you 👍
beautiful car, and pics, thanks John
Up here, in the hills, we're overrun with '37 Nash Ambassador Coupes, In fact, most folks own 4 or 5 of them. Really John, Gorgeous car and excellent photos!!
Definitely a new one for me. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, that is a beauty. Thanks John. Back before Nashes got all weird looking, lol.😊
"Up here, in the hills, we're overrun with '37 Nash Ambassador Coupes, in fact, most folks own 4 or 5 of them."
Seriously? Is that because so many, back in the day, were moonshine runners - up there in them hills? 🤔 🤔 🤔
Why, yes. Yes, that's right. Uh, if stopped by the law, they said they were Ambassadors and running, ah, transporting international papers of high importance and they let them go. Secondly, that big trunk held an abundance of white lightning!
Thanks John. Nash built some beautiful cars that were superb both in quality and style. The quality remained but the style went away in 1949 IMO.