Thursday, October 28, 2021

Not many of these Nash cars left

 


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  1. Clever interior design, but on the outside it was kinda ugly.

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  2. My buddy in HS had one. He and his girlfriend really seemed to like it.

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  3. Innovative for the time, but shudder to think what would happen in a frontal collision. Perhaps the missus would only survive.

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  4. I gues you once could drive into Disneyland

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  5. Mainly because all the passengers were ejected through the windshields in crashes, seatbelts not being a thing in 1956, and all.

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    1. I remember in 1963 we got our first car with seatbelts, it was a new Oldsmobile.

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  6. My 2003 Honda Element had fold down seats that were supposed to be used as camping beds (it was an AWD after all).
    But I found that when we were in Florida and my mother began to have problems, I could fold the right hand seat down and leave the rear seat at a 45 degree angle, and it became a ambulance gurney. All the way back to Massachusetts.

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  7. My mother briefly owned a 66 rambler ambassador. If I remember correctly, those seats were the only cool thing about the car!

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