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As you can see I'm an old Nash buff. I owned my first one in
1954 and always had a longing to own another one. With a lot
of hard work, time and money I finally have one. So I decided
to have a Web Site to show off my Rambler and hope to talk and
help anyone else out there that is interested in restoration
and try to help with any tips and/or questions they may have.
I believe the Rambler is a fine car, easy to work on and
enjoyable to drive around in, for sure it has a style of it's
own.
I was even pulled over by one of our local policeman so he could
ask me what kind of car this was. I'm finding out that the younger
generation had never seen one and did not know that Nash ever
existed. So I have a lot of fun when I do take it out for a drive
around town.
Restoring the car and maintaining the original configuration is not
an easy task. Some parts do not exist any more, so they have to be
reproduced. Things like door sills, rubber grommets around the windows
on hard tops and convertibles and so on. I have a dentist friend who
was able to make molds for those had to get rubber parts and they
came out like new. Using the old original door sills I had a die
set made to reproduce them. So as you can see I believe my car is
as original as they come.
I hope you enjoy browsing around my site and enjoy looking at the
photo's that are available and also any spare parts, and information
on where I found those hard to get parts. So let me know if you like
what you see, or just email me to say hi. -- John
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