1939 Nash Ambassador

Sedan

8 - Cyl.

Manual

8104704

Gasoline

Normal.dotm 0 0 1 261 1492 Self 12 2 1832 12.0 0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false 100% original (two owner) 1939 Nash Ambassador Sedan, model #3988. Eight cylinder (Dual Ignition) with a slipstream back and suicide doors. This handsome pre-war beauty is renowned for its streamlined art deco style. Complete, non-molested midwest car with original interior, prime for restoration. Mechanically strong with replaced wheel bearings, king pins and tie rod ends. The cars runs great, and is a pleasure to drive. She rides at 60 mph with ease. All doors shut and lock, windows roll down, and all interior hardware works properly. The car has a rebuilt working radio. The front floor mat is worn but the carpet in the back is nice. The seats/door panels have some fading and a few spots, but overall not bad for a 71 year old car. The headliner is intact with a few mouse holes. Extra nice wood grain dash and window frames showing a little wear. The car has always been garaged and cared for by Nash club owners. A small 3x7” area of rust above both running boards was removed. This seems to be the only area of rust or corrosion. This car needs body work, paint and some TLC. If you are looking for a unique orphan car, jump on this rare 39 Ambassador… A true survivor. Since the photos we taken, all of the window frames, chrome, running boards and bumpers were removed to prepare the car for paint. The car comes with the following extra parts: Parts book Owners manualSale brochureOriginal paint chip cards Spare rebuilt fuel pump-(rebuilt with modern materials) One tail light lens-used One tail light lens- NOS 3 Head gaskets One NOS head light switch One water pump coupling One water pump-needs rebuilding One head light chrome ring- used One transmission with overdrive One rear differential Two spare parts carbs One set of side grills NOS in original factory boxes One used steering wheel One used air cleaner One complete clutch- this is the used clutch that came with the car A few miscellaneous shift linkage parts, some NOS, some used For more info, please contact John at 650-302-5681 oldrideguide@gmail.com