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Where are the Nash guys?
  • Steve E.
    Posts: 520Platinum Member
    Hey, where the rest of you Nash guys at??????
  • Nevada HudsonNevada Hudson
    Posts: 943Platinum Member
    They don't know yet , Steve. They just put this on today! Spread the word!
  • Harry HillHarry Hill
    Posts: 1,303Platinum Member
    Steve; I'm here. Still need to come see you about getting the radio in the Hash working, first I need to get the engine running right.



    Harry
  • VicTor ZVicTor Z
    Posts: 496Platinum Member
    Hello Steve E, Nevada, and Harry, I have a good '55 Hudson Hollywood V 8 Parts car. The add for the '55 ($800.00) was in the CIC news letter, no calls. Cont. kit good round glass good, fenders fair. It LQQKs like I am going to part it out. Please Email me at: thez@verizon.net for prices o f the parts you need. VicTor Z
  • coverton
    Posts: 147Expert Adviser
    Glad this is up and running,have a 4949 that I am just at the 400 grit stage on-no rust and trying to decide what color to go with

    Carroll O 9303
  • bluenash
    Posts: 67Senior Contributor
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    I am a Nash guy. This is my 49. I set it on an S-10 frame, 305 chev. Put on 5000 mils last year, about 3000 this year. I belong to the Hudson club, stumbled in here by mistake. I am in Galion, Ohio, Kind of North Central.



    Victor Z I wish I knew how close you were, I have a 55 wasp hollywood. If you were in Ohio, I would like to see your parts car, or talk you out of it.
  • SRCraftsman2SRCraftsman2
    Posts: 417Platinum Member
    bluenash wrote:
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    I am a Nash guy. This is my 49. I set it on an S-10 frame, 305 chev. Put on 5000 mils last year, about 3000 this year. I belong to the Hudson club, stumbled in here by mistake. I am in Galion, Ohio, Kind of North Central.

    Victor Z I wish I knew how close you were, I have a 55 wasp hollywood. If you were in Ohio, I would like to see your parts car, or talk you out of it.

    Bluenash:

    I see you said you belong to the Hudson club, do you belong to a local chapter. You are close to the Western Reserve Chapter area, and every June this Chapter has the Chuck Gleydura Memorial Hudson Meet in Hubbard OH. Hubbard is about 2 hours east of you. Usually the local Nash club holds it annual meet at the same park on the same weekend, so bring both of your cars and kill two birds with one trip. If you need information on the Western Reserve Chapter email me at hetpat.l@comcast.net (drop het)
  • bluenash
    Posts: 67Senior Contributor
    Yes, I belonged to the Western reserve for a couple of years, great people, great meets. I always enjoyed walking down to the Nash's to see them. I dont belong to any chapter now. I am too involved in my Hot rod club.
  • VicTor ZVicTor Z
    Posts: 496Platinum Member
    Bluenash, '55 sold to Ed Mueller in So Ca. He made the only offer, so I jumped at the offer, needed the space!
  • Trevor J
    Posts: 132Expert Adviser
    Hi there.

    Trevor from NewZealand

    I own the following nash cars. Two 37 coupes one fully restored the other will be done soon.

    Two 37 Ambassador sedans one restored the other a parts car.

    A 46 Ambassador and a 57 Hudson Hornet.



    I also have a friend with a 34 Nash 8 Sedan
  • huddy55
    Posts: 204Gold Member
    Trever, you have a 57 in NZ...WOW, i didn't relize that they had them there. My brother and I are the 55 - 57 experts should i say, have a registrer happening at the moment to trace down all 55 - 57 in Australia. If possible can you send me the details of your car. It would be great if you can give us the Body, serial and engine number. The serial number should start with XKD if is a 6cyl 57 or YKD if it's a V8. If none of these your car would have been fully imported at one stage. Colours would help as well. Thanks.
  • bluenash
    Posts: 67Senior Contributor
    Victor,glad to see it sold. This was a time I wish the coast's were closer,lol. Do you have any pics, so I can drool?
  • VicTor ZVicTor Z
    Posts: 496Platinum Member
    blueNash! The '55 was/is a great Parts car. The only thing missing on the con. kit was the Hub cap. Give Ed a call if you need any PARTS!
  • Trevor J
    Posts: 132Expert Adviser
    Hi there.

    Re the 57 Hudson in NewZealand I will get onto those details.

    If you give me you E Mail I will send some pics.

    It Has the realy nice colours of Green bottom Black middle and the yellow roof.

    Factory Right hand drive. I also have a 56 Hudson Hornet that I brought as a parts car. I used the Grille and the front bumper off it as mine had been damaged at some time.

    As far as I know only two ever came to NewZealand and I have heard that there is another one in the North Island somewhere but apparently it is in kitset form.

    Kind regards Trevor
  • Moparcowboy
    Posts: 41Senior Contributor
    bluenash wrote:
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    I am a Nash guy. This is my 49. I set it on an S-10 frame, 305 chev. Put on 5000 mils last year, about 3000 this year. I belong to the Hudson club, stumbled in here by mistake. I am in Galion, Ohio, Kind of North Central.



    Victor Z I wish I knew how close you were, I have a 55 wasp hollywood. If you were in Ohio, I would like to see your parts car, or talk you out of it.



    Did you have to chage the wheel base (cut the frame to fit?)

    I have a very solid 49 nash 600 two door sedan. Would like to up grade its susp.
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