1952 Nash Rambler for sale $69,900

So youve undoubtedly checked out the photos of this incredible Nash Rambler. And youve probably formed a few thoughts and opinions. Indeed the car is a VERY intense custom that was built to turn heads. And yes the car DOES offer one lucky buyer the distinct opportunity to own an exclusive classic thats capable of headlining big shows. HOWEVER this streamlined wagon isnt just some carved compact thats been wrapped in pretty paint. Its a magazine featured national award winner that thanks to ground-up customization has garnered major accolades from organizations like Goodguys NSRA GNRS and ISCA.

Backing a Street andamp; Performance LT1 with a roster of top notch equipment that makes it safe appealing and practical this custom is REAL serious about fulfilling its big promises. Completed in 1999 its been featured in Custom Rodder Rod andamp; Custom and Japans Cal Magazine. And the best part is: even with its show stopping aesthetics you can fill the car with run-of-the-mill pump gas and parade it up and down Main Street. If youre the kind of enthusiast who wants a classic that poses well for judges AND looks good on the strip check out this Nashtalgic Rambler!

BODYWORK/TRIM

When you set your sights on creating something legit and truly unique you just cant go wrong starting with vintage American steel. Thankfully the folks at Randys Rods of Medford Oregon certainly know how to massage attractive factory fodder into an immaculate world-class custom. Designed by Mark Jones of Mattel Hot Wheels Ford Chrysler and Honda fame this Nash really began to hit its stride in the summer of 1999. With the help of Randys Rods 6-figures worth of build money and the official Mark Jones sketches included with our sale the car was transformed from a cool classic into a national headliner. A big reason for that headlining status is a smooth profile that was bathed in custom Surf Green base sealed in glossy clear and detailed with simulated wood accents - hand-painted by artist Don Tippit. Naturally those aesthetics have been buffed to a wet-looking shine. And today this wagon prowls the scene as a dreamy pavement pounder thats poised to turn heads!

Thanks to acute attention to detail this trophy queen puts the show in showstopper. At the front of the car a polished grille hangs small parking lamps between a custom stainless-trimmed valance and custom Mercedes E-Class headlights. At the sides of that grille a stainless-trimmed fuselage levels cursive Custom Rambler scripts between polished mirrors unique door handles and coated exhaust dumps. At the top of that fuselage a stainless-trimmed windshield and fresh greenhouse back a long hood cool cowl vents and polished wipers. And at the back of that glass a Rambler branded tailgate anchors chrome hatch hardware and a billet Center High Mount Stop Lamp between factory taillights and a custom stainless-trimmed roll pan.

ENGINE

This sweet looking Airflyte is powered by a polished and painted LT1 that was sourced directly from Mena Arkansas Street andamp; Performance. Built to tear up the street and wow show goers alike the fully sorted mill which complements a sturdy iron block with GM-spec heads and a full outfit