who provided the 1951 Nash Rambler convertible, 1956 Hudson Rambler (which is mechanically a Nash), and 1957 Rambler V8 that you see in Episode 1. All of the other Hudsons featured in Episode 1 ...

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 ...

The price: $1,808, including radio, heater and air-conditioner, about $300 less than the bigger Ford and Chevrolet convertibles with similar equipment. Before long, Nash hopes to have Rambler ...

The Metropolitan looks much like a baby brother to Nash’s Rambler. It has a short wheelbase ... import them to the U.S. in two models, a convertible and hardtop. Price at ports of entry ...

It is cool, the unique fixed-profile style makes it stand out. It is a 1951 Nash Rambler Convertible. I'm including info from Wikipedia about the car: The compact Rambler line was designed with ...

05 – 1965 Rambler Ambassador convertible in Colorado junkyard – photo by Murilee Martin 13 – 1965 Rambler Ambassador convertible in Colorado junkyard – photo by Murilee Martin 58 – 1965 ...

A year later, the Airflyte aerodynamic design was scaled down to a smaller platform that became the Nash Rambler - America's first successful compact. Finally, in 1951, the company introduced a ...

Certainly, there was nothing compact about its official name, the Nash Rambler Custom Convertible Landau. Although it was smaller, the $1800 Rambler was priced several hundred dollars higher than its ...

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