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Posted 10 months ago
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1955 Nash Metropolitan (completely restored).
1500 cc engine that purrs like a singer sewing machine.
restoration was about 10 years ago, but has very few miles on and is near flawless. I've got several cars and have had many more, but nothing come close to the raves this car gets!
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when did you get into my storage building? Sorry, your conv. Nash is nice! LOL. look at mine posted last week, it really would be hard to get them mixed up.
One of the greatest Art Deco cars ever designed! Great find.
what a cutie!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -- nice job
The only problem is.....it hasn't made it out to see me,I had better shut up, my Studebaker is still thinking about making it in to show off the paint job that was done by Rod.