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Nash car books cover the history and development of the Nash automobiles.

Nash Motors was an automobile manufacturer based in Kenosha, Wisconsin, from 1916 to 1938. From 1938 to 1954, Nash was the automotive division of the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation. Nash production continued from 1954 to 1957 after the creation of American Motors Corporation.

R M CLARKE

Nash Metropolitan 1954-1961 by R M Clarke (1981)

JOHN CONDE

Nash Family Album by John Conde (1952)

PATRICK FOSTER

The Nash Styling Sketchbook by Patrick Foster (1998). Nash automobile styling was always different from the rest of Detroit. It was unique and boldly imaginative. Historian Patrick Foster interviewed former Nash stylists to compile this fascinating and well-illustrated photo history of Nash concept cars, styling studies and prototypes. There are also chapters on Nash stylists and what Nash's would have looked like in future years.

BEVERLEY KINES

Nash 8 Twin Ignition Volume 15, No.2 by Beverley Kimes (1977). Automobile Quarterly. Describes the history of the Nash, with the background on its origin and the fact its quality was not fully appreciated.

RUPERT LARSON

The Nash - Ajax News, March 1926, Volume I, No.5 by Rupert Larson (1926)

R A LENTINELLO

The Hemmings Book of Nashes by R A Lentinello (2002). From Nash's distinctive prewar models such the Special 8 convertible to the lovable Metropolitan, this book examines more than a dozen Nash examples from 1929 to 1962.

Nash Car Manuals

Statesman Owners Manual By Nash Years 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 and 1956 available.

Nash Technical Service Manual Supplement For The 1950 Rambler Series 1950

Nash Technical Handbook On Wheel Alignment (c.1947) An interesting manual for wheel balancing on post-war Nash motor vehicles. It was originally intended for garage mechanics and has detailed drawings and technical specifications.

Nash 1936-1938 Technical Service Manual 1938

Nash 1946 Owner's Manual Series 4640-4660 1946

Nash Car Advertisements & Brochures

1949 Nash Airflyte: The Ambassador, The Statesman

Rambler Country Club Automobile, Nash Airflyte 1951 Life Magazine

Advertisements for Nash Automobiles Many years and Nash models.

The New Nash '400' Automobile "The Finest Type Of Centralized Chassis Lubrication" 1929 National Geographic Advertisement

Nash Automobile: 1952 And 1956 New Car Advertising Brochures 1952 Nash Ambassador, 1952 Nash Statesman, 1952 Nash Rambler 10.5" x 14" folded brochure. 1956 Nash Ambassador, 1956 Nash Statesman 10.5" x 14" 8 page pamphlet. Advertising: Power steering, Air Conditioning, Airliner reclining seats, Twin travel beds, Duo-Coustic radio with twin speakers, white sidewall tubeless tyres.

Luxury c.1930 Nash Motors

Nash Airflyte Magazine 1950 Nash Motors Pamphlet

1933 Nash Ambassador Eight Brougham 1933 Nash Motors Advertisement

Nash Cars: Information Book "400" Series 1929 Nash Motor Co. Undated reprint

Original Sales Literature For 1931 Nash Automobile 1930

Nash Present The World's Most Modern Cars - The 1951 Nash Airflytes 1950 Product brochure featuring the Ambassador, Statesman & Rambler Models. Full inside and outside shots and descriptions, with full specifications to rear panel.