Q: Hi, Greg, I want to thank you for solving a mystery that has dogged me for 55 years! My sister-in-law ... As for your column solving a mystery that dates back to 1960, I called it the “Nash Rambler ...

He had cut his teeth on his sister Dorothy's '60 Rambler wagon back ... So when he spotted this '55 Nash on eBay, he hit the "buy it now" button. The car was soon delivered to the Nickey gasser ...

It may look like a 1953 Nash Rambler Airflyte ... That means grabbing parts from all kinds of cars while keeping the body largely stock. The floor comes from a Chevrolet Monte Carlo.

Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1955 Nash Ambassador 60 Custom 2 Door Hardtop Coupe across different levels of condition. Edit options.

Q: Hi Greg and I want to thank you for solving a mystery that has dogged me for 55 years ... I called it the “Nash Rambler Mystery!” In brief, our 1954 Rambler Wagon literally froze on ...

This one originally ran in January 2015. Gene and Judy Darab, of Oakley, were not looking for a Nash or any other kind of car when they went to a Mopar (Chrysler) swap meet about a year ago.

But although it's been gone for about 70 years, Nash left a few remarkable innovations and automobiles behind. Founded in 1916, Nash introduced the first car with ... run a 0 to 60 mph (97 kph ...

Before he began building cars, Mr. Nash worked for Durant-Dort Carriage Co. in Flint, Michigan, where he developed the straight-line belt conveyor. When he drove his first automobile, he was ...