Vintage shots from days gone by!

Pete Moxley with the first 1938 Nash

 

The 1955 Nash Ambassador V-8 was distinguished by V-8 emblems on its rear fenders and Ambassador (custom or Super) V-98 emblems on front fenders.

 

1956 Nash Concept Car

 

1923 GN-Frazer Nash Brooklands

 

Frazier-Nash

 

Did you know NASH built a two seat sports car two years before the Corvette and four years before the Thunderbird?

 

1955 Frazer-Nash Le Mans Coupe

 

1925 Nash Advanced Six Model 161

 

1942 Nash

 

Ebenezer "Slick" Smith drove this Nash Ambassador in the Sept. 24 NASCAR race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Smith crashed midway through the race and wound up 20th in the field of 26

 

It's Nash Hight!
Check out this cool field!
Wouldn't you love to see these cars in all out races?

 

1931Nash cop cars!

 

A slightly modified Nash Metropolitan

 

Another Metro!

 

Alex Tremulis's time at Ford, he turned a couple of his designs into 3/8-scale radio-controlled cars. Antics ensued.

 

11 - Nash-Healey Sports at Le mans

 

There's just something about Nash cop cars!
Kinda makes me laugh, though they were fast cars.

1953 Nash Ambassador Custom.

 

Clark Kent arrives at Metropolis Police headquarters in his Nash Healey

 

The then-futuristic car was based on the tiny Nash Metropolitan. The Astra-Gnome had fluted aluminum side panels that had been anodized in different colors.

 

Not a Nash. But what a bus! 1956 Golden Dolphin Viberti

 

I saw this as a 9 year old!

 

1959 Cadillac Cyclone: This rocket-styled roadster included a crash-avoidance system that used radar sensors mounted in the car's nosecones.

 

1951 GM Le Sabre: Indisputably the most famous and influential concept car of the 1950s, the Le Sabre served as GM design chief Harley Earl's (pictured) daily ride for two years! Can you IMAGINE this as your daily driver??!!

 

Oldsmobile Delta

 

Jet-like GM XP-21 Firebird from 1954:

 

1959 GMC Firebird III