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Nash

Nash
Vehicle Manufacturer

A former American manufacturer of cars from Kenosha, Wisconsin.  The full company name was Nash Motors Company.  They produced cars from 1917 to 1954 when a merger with Hudson formed American Motors Corporation.

Vehicle names used by Nash currently and throughout history include:  Airflyte, Eight-90, Metropolitan, Rambler, and Statesman.

Dealerships include:
Hurley Motor Co. (Washington D.C.)
Roos-Johns Motor Co. (Amarillo, Texas)

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	Nash Six Five-Passenger Touring Hand Book of Automobiles, 1919 Edition View Nash Six Five-Passenger Touring page of Hand Book of Automobiles, 1919 Edition - 473KB
	Nash Two-Ton Truck Hand Book of Automobiles, 1919 Edition View Nash Two-Ton Truck page of Hand Book of Automobiles, 1919 Edition - 437KB

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Article Index

Date	Article	Author/Source
9 December 1922	Announces Nash Motors' Plans.	The New York Times
17 December 1922	REORGANIZE NASH MOTORS.	The New York Times
21 February 1932	NEW NASH TO BE SHOWN SATURDAY	The Pittburgh Press

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