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Here is truly a unique, unusual, rare car! I saw a video recently of Jay Leno praising an identical Nash in his collection. A few years ago it was a running, driving show car. It caught the eye of a Mopar collector for some reason. He wanted to put a big "hemi" motor in it. He sent the car to Richard Petty Restorations in North Carolina for a complete body massage and chrome plating. After a period of time and many dollars he got it back to fit the engine. They realized that a lot of cutting would be necessary to fit the big "hemi" and abandoned the project. It could easily be retuned to an original show car. Just about any part for this car can be bought on The Nash Club. But I can visualize it "slammed" low with a high performance 350 Chevy with lots of chrome and a four speed automatic! This car has never had rust or accidents. It is absolutely paint ready now. The tires are almost new. The Nash has two unique features. Check the neat pod that has all of the gages in it. The seat can convert into a bed. Check out the pictures and ask any and all questions. I will answer promptly and honestly. Stop by if you can. The reserve is very reasonable. I will need a $500. nonrefundable deposit thru Paypal at auction end. Balance due in 7 days. Transportation is the responsibility of the buyer. There is a reliable local transporter who can bring it to your door. Thanks for looking and bidding, Ed.On Sep-20-15 at 04:02:54 PDT, seller added the following information: I read my add again and want to clarify. The upholstery is ALMOST new. Also the RF door glass, a flat glass, is cracked.On Sep-25-15 at 05:11:20 PDT, seller added the following information: I have been asked about the upholstery. The upholstery is super nice! It is beautiful and shows no wear. Also I hadn't mentioned how nice the underside is. Very, very clean with a whole lot of factory paint still showing. On Sep-25-15 at 09:06:12 PDT, seller added the following information: Early on I had a question about the brakes. The brakes are working fine. Ed