Vehicle Description
A gangster's getaway car, somethin' that oozes style and presence.
That's this big, bold 1937 Nash Ambassador Eight. This baby's
dressed to the nines in shiny black paint with a red pinstripe that
adds a touch of attitude. With massive suicide doors and 16" steel
wheels wrapped in wide whitewall tires give her a classic, imposing
stance. You won't find another ride quite like this - she's a piece
of history on wheels.
Those massive suicide doors swing open to reveal a classic interior
that's pure 1930s. It's all shades of gray - plush cloth bench
seats, matching door panels, and a tidy headliner. You can picture
a whole crew of fellas piled in here after pullin' off a job. That
big banjo steering wheel feels just right in your hands, and the
floor shifter adds a classy touch. A vintage AM radio keeps the
tunes flowin' as you cruise the streets.
Under the hood, she's packin' a 263 straight eight engine with a
2-barrel carburetor. This classic setup runs on a 6V electrical
system, with the battery tucked neatly under the driver's seat. She
fires right up, smooth and steady, thanks to that reliable 3-speed
manual transmission. The solid axle front and rear suspension give
this baby a solid, planted feel on the road. It's all about that
smooth, commanding presence. This ride is built for cruisin', not
racin'.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• 263 Straight 8 Engine
• 3 Speed Manual Transmission
• 2 Barrel Carburetor
• Drum Brakes
• Solid Axle Front and Rear Suspension
• 6V Electrical System
• Battery Located Under Driver's Seat
• Black Paint with Red Pinstripe
• 16" Steel Wheels in 7.00-16 White Wall Tires
• Suicide Doors
• Vinyl Pinstriping
• Gray Interior with Cloth Bench Seats
• Gray Door Panels
• Gray Headliner
• Floor Shifter
• Banjo Steering Wheel
• AM Radio
This 1937 Nash Ambassador Eight with its Straight 8 engine,
meticulously kept interior, and striking exterior, on a sunny
Sunday, that big engine rumblin', windows down, and nothin' but
open road ahead. Let this classic ride become part of your story.
Call today!
