Nash began post-World War II car production in the fall of 1945.
There were few changes from the 1942 models with the exception of
revised chrome trim and a projecting center section on the lower
grille. Unlike the 1941-42 policy of using the "Ambassador"
nameplate on all three Nash series, the 600 became simply the Nash
600 with the Ambassador nameplate reserved for the senior model. �
�The 600 we are offering here was just acquired from a large
collector in Illinois.� It originally came out of North Dakota.� It
is finished in�Maroon paint with beautifully and correctly restored
seat upholstery and headliner.� Door cards are believed to be
original.� The car shows 46,000 miles, which we believe to be
actual.� The Nash retains its flat six cylinder engine with a three
speed manual transmission.� Engine runs very smoothly and quietly.�
The transmission shifts smoothly in all gears.�� The rear bumper
looks as though it is aluminum, but it isn't.� The rest of the
chrome while not show chrome, is very nice.� Looks like the spare
be original. "It's Alive Automotive" is a full service restoration,
service and sales facility in Bridgeton, Missouri that opened in
2014.� While Jaguar XKEs are our specialty,� we restore, service
and sell all types of Classic American and European automobiles.�
�We offer restorations from full rotisserie, to minor repairs.� We
carry an inventory of 100 plus cars ranging from M.G.s to Packards.
We accept trades, offer competitive financing and can help you
arrange shipping anywhere in the world.� Call John 314-710-6600 or
314-704-2040-cell.� Email
[email protected] Halogen headlights,
ABS, Immobilizer, Xenon headlights, Airbag, Signaling, Central
locking, Fog lights, On-board computer, Light sensor, Climate
control, Leather interior, Air conditioning, Cruise control,
Multiwheel, Headlight washer, Parktronic, Heated mirrors, Heated
seats, Rain sensor, Power steering, Power windows, R-camera,
Subwoofer, Tape recorder, CD, DVD, MP3, GPS, Service book, Hitch
