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acolds

Re: Saturday night cruise

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Randy and I were at our summer tine Sat night cruise and a couple of unusual of items were present not Packard but not the normal type. Nash and a couple of trucks 1926

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Posted on: 2015/5/23 21:44

Kevin AZ

Re: Saturday night cruise

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Looks like you guys had a grand time.

Posted on: 2015/5/23 22:48

Owen_Dyneto

Re: Saturday night cruise

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Thanks for the photos. I'm particularly interested in the Nash, did you happen to ask or note which model it was? The senior Nash, the 90 series, is a bona fide CCCA Classic and a truly outstanding motor car. Nash was a large volume producer yet so very few remain, even in their time the 90-series was rare and much more so today.

Posted on: 2015/5/24 5:56

Randy Berger

Re: Saturday night cruise

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The owner of the Nash has at least six of these and is well-known in The Nash community. He shows up in a different one every week. He does most of the work himself. These are all early '30 vehicles. We've had some unusual vehicles show up although far too many new cars for my taste. There was an acceptable new car there a couple of weeks ago - Bugatti Veyron.

Posted on: 2015/5/24 8:30

BDC

Re: Saturday night cruise

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That Veyron is just a glorified Audi with leftover VW parts!

Posted on: 2015/5/24 12:59

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Owen_Dyneto

Re: Saturday night cruise

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Randy, next time you see the Nash guy please get the year and model (series) if you can.

Posted on: 2015/5/24 14:28

acolds

Re: Saturday night cruise

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looking at my older cruise pic found this another of his cars notice his shirt

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Posted on: 2015/5/24 16:04

Dave Kenney

Re: Saturday night cruise

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Wow! The cruise nights up here never have cars of this caibre. Mostly 70's Corvettes and 60's Muscle cars and two Model A Fords. You are very lucky to have genuine Classics show up.

Posted on: 2015/5/25 8:46

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PackardV8

Re: Saturday night cruise

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I see many smacks of Duesenberg styling and details in the Nash.

Posted on: 2015/5/25 15:01

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PackardV8

Re: Saturday night cruise

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No windshield wiper on the right side of the blue Nash. See the post for a wiper but not the wiper nor the arm.

Posted on: 2015/5/25 15:04

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