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That's a metropolitan. I'm looking for the next larger size. I saw a really sound Nash convertible at the Portland swap meet for $5500, but I already have 2 converts - I need a nice warm winter...

The '51 (sitting next to the '60 advertised) is kinda tired, sitting on an S-10 frame, and $2500. I think I'll hold out for something better. Thanks for trying.

You might be surprised to learn that the Nash wagon weighs around 2500 pounds while a Prius is 2932. The real issue is width, not weight. I believe the Prius wheel tread width is nearly 6 inches...

The advertised one is a 1960, too new (and too bad condition) but the one next to it might be a candidate - I'll check it out.

Too funny! Wish I was closer, it might have some good parts. But I don't think its worth the trip from WA. I found one in Billings MT also, but it has the wrong front fenders.

Still looking for a '50-'54 Nash, only have revised my plans somewhat to now wanting a 2-door wagon instead of the Country Club hardtop. They are small, like a Metro on steroids, and have the...

That's what I'm looking for, but that one is WAY out of my price range and not in the NW. But picture it in the weeds, lines cleaned up, getting 55mpg...

Oh I know what they look like - had one for an off-road beater when I was about 15 - its still out in the woods somewhere, full of bullet holes. Now that the '32 roadster is finished, I want to...

Looking for a 50-53 Nash Country Club (next size up from a Metropolitan) body only or complete car, in Pacific NW. Have a major project brewing in my head that needs to get underway.