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1931 Nash Ambassador 890 Navigation
Charles Nash launched Nash Motors in 1916 after resigning the presidency of General Motors following a dispute with Bill Durant. The Nash quickly became an American favorite.
After building a solid reputation as a manufacturer of solid, medium priced automobiles, Nash decided to go 'up market' in 1930 with its 'Twin Ignition Eight' that developed 100 horsepower and rode on 124- and 133-inch wheelbase chassis.
One of the most attractive body styles offered was this club sedan which sold new for approximately $2,000, twice the price of the company's six and smaller eight-cylinder offerings.
After building a solid reputation as a manufacturer of solid, medium priced automobiles, Nash decided to go 'up market' in 1930 with its 'Twin Ignition Eight' that developed 100 horsepower and rode on 124- and 133-inch wheelbase chassis.
One of the most attractive body styles offered was this club sedan which sold new for approximately $2,000, twice the price of the company's six and smaller eight-cylinder offerings.
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