1950 NASH AMBASSADOR SUPER AIRFLYTE

1950 Nash Ambassador Super CLEAN TITLE, 2 DOOR COUPE,REBUILT DRIVETRAIN Description

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1950 NASH AMBASSADOR SUPER AIRFLYTE
CLEAN TITLE IN HAND
Ambassador was the model name applied to the senior line of Nash automobiles from 1932 until 1957. From 1958 until the end of the 1965 model year, the Rambler Ambassador, then 1966-1972 as the American Motors Ambassador, then 1973-1974 as AMC Ambassador, were the products of American Motors Corporation (AMC), which continued to use the Ambassador model name on its top-of-the-line models, making it "one of the longest-lived automobile nameplates in automotive history."
1949-1951
Nash-Kelvinator president George Mason believed in fiscal responsibility, but also wanted to be "a bit daring, bold, and out of the mainstream" by making "cars noticeably different from those of the mainline Big Three producers." Nash's Vice President of Engineering, Nils Eric Wahlberg, had access to a wind tunnel during the war and believed that future cars should take advantage of aerodynamics to achieve many benefits. The company used revenue from its wartime contracts to develop a car that was "the most streamlined form on the road" and lower by 6 inches (152 mm) than the previous designs. Mason was also a convert to build a large aerodynamically clean family car for the postwar market and even championed the design's enclosed wheels as a bold innovative feature. The resulting car reflected aerodynamic notions of its era, with a rear half resembling the 1935 Stout Scarab.
Nash continued to use the Ambassador name on its top models 1949. The separate frame chassis of the 1941-1948 Ambassador was discontinued in favor of unibody construction for the 1949 models, a design the company introduced to the mass-market in 1941 with the 600 series cars. The Ambassador series continued to have a 121 in (3,073 mm) wheelbase and the automaker claimed the new chassis design included 8,000 welds making its "1 1/2 to 2 1/2 times as rigid as conventional cars."

THIS NASH AMBASSADOR SUPER HAS 87,099 ORIGINAL MILES
VERY ORIGINAL AND SOLID CONDITION
I6 ENGINE
3 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION WITH RARE OVERDRIVE OPTION
THE DRIVE TRAIN HAS BEEN GONE THROUGH AND THE CAR IS VERY ROADWORTHY
THE INTERIOR IS CLEAN AND COMPLETE
SEATS ARE DESIGNED TO FOLD DOWN INTO A BED
THE BODY IS STRAIGHT AND SOLID WITH SUPER CLEAN UNDERCARRIAGE, NO RUST ISSUES
PAINT AND CHROME ARE GREAT DRIVER QUALITY
ALL GLASS IS NICE AND CLEAR
WHEELS WERE POWDER COATED BEFORE NEW TIRES WERE INSTALLED
ALL THE LIGHTS, GAUGES, WIPERS, RADIO ARE IN WORKING ORDER
INCLUDED ARE BOOKS AND SERVICE MANUAL
WELL MAINTAINED, GARAGE KEPT
THIS 1950 NASH AMBASSADOR SUPER AIRFLYTE RUNS, DRIVES AND STOPS GREAT!

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN THIS GREAT CLASSIC!

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Disclaimer
People have different opinions and expectations of older vehicles. It is your responsibility to personally inspect the vehicle or send a third-party inspector that will perform an inspection to your satisfaction. Remember, this vehicle is from the 1950's, and even though I've tried my best to describe it, it can have some imperfections which I'm not aware of.
Due to vehicle age all sales are "Final" and "As Is"