McDonough, GA | USA
Description
This Nash is a 55k mile survivor that is 99% original. It runs,drives, and stops excellent. Never any rust and the factory paint still shines. The chrome, stainless, and potmetal is very good with minor pitting. The interior still has the factory woodgraining and all the guages and lights work as they should. Door panels are original with professionally installed seat covers over the factory fabric. Carpets are new and radio and heater work. I’ve been using this as my daily driver but circumstan...
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Our Take:
- Post-War Innovation: The 1947 Nash 600 was among the first unibody cars produced in America, a real pioneering move in its time. This construction offered improved rigidity and reduced weight, making the car more fuel-efficient—a big deal in the post-war era when folks were just getting back on the road.
- Remarkable Survivor Status: With only 55,000 miles on the odometer, this Nash 600 is a rare find, especially considering it’s 99% original. You know how some folks say, "They don't make them like they used to"? Well, this car's condition is a testament to the craftsmanship of the era.
- Original Aesthetic Appeal: The surviving original factory paint and interior woodgraining make this Nash stand out. It's like stepping into a time machine and getting a glimpse of the past—almost like those Rockwell paintings come to life, don’t you think?
- Practical Daily Driver: Surprisingly used as a daily driver, this Nash has proved its mettle in modern traffic. With everything from the radio to the heater in working order, it's not just a collector's piece but a functional slice of automotive history.
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