He also talked Indy 500 officials into letting him use a Nash hardtop/sedan to pace the world famous race in 1947, the first ever non-convertible. The new 1950 Rambler sold over 11,000 units its ...

talk to Don and Melissa Fitzgerald before deciding on a Nash Rambler. Luckily, that's not what the Fitzgeralds expected when they started with this bright-red '52 convertible. And, luckily ...

Nash dropped convertibles in 1942, though a few were offered in 1948. Nash revived the Rambler name for its compact line in 1950, and a “roll-top” convertible with solid steel superstructure ...

All of this made the Nash Rambler an attractive offering for many consumers. Nash Motors sold 9,330 examples of its convertible model in its first production year. In 1951, Nash Motors expanded ...

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A 1951 Nash Rambler. Introduced in 1950 ... It was introduced first as a stylish convertible with the unusual feature of fixed side window frames. This allowed an electric motor to pull the ...

It may look like a 1953 Nash Rambler Airflyte, but when it came to saving this convertible, Paul Kenny of Thousand Oaks, Calif., discovered he needed to get a bit creative. That means grabbing ...

COMMERCIAL VOICEOVER: Take a good look at this! It's that completely new Nash Airflyte Rambler Convertible. A new kind of car. NARRATOR: Named after Thomas Jeffery's first car, the 1950 Rambler ...

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