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Sold for $528,000 at 2011 Gooding & Company. After the American Motors Corporation merged with the Nash Company, they approached Bat...

This car is approximately 7,200 Ambassador Super 4-door built by Nash. The car is basically original, only the interior has been re-uphols...

The Nash Ambassador was produced from 1932 through 1957. When Nash merged with Hudson Motors in 1954, the Ambassador name was continued, t...

The 1952 Nash Rambler was offered in a variety of bodystyles, all having two doors and seating for five. The list included a utility wagon...

One of the most distinctive cars of its day, the gently rounded Nash was touted as having over 20-percent less drag than other-leading mak...

This two-door wagon was restored five years ago. The Rambler was introduced in 1950 as Nash's lowest-priced car, and it is considered ...

This car was purchased new in Kansas and driven to Vanderbilt University from Kansas by a young lady, on her way to college. After college...