1949 Nash 600 – Fully Restored

This 1949 Nash 600, featuring the rare armchair rear seat option, has undergone a complete cosmetic and mechanical restoration by a professional museum. Purchased three years ago from a private museum collection, this vehicle is in exceptional condition.

The body and unibody show no signs of rust, reflecting the meticulous care and preservation it has received. Notable features include a 3-speed transmission with overdrive on the column, a radio, heating system, and a sun visor.

The Nash 600 was a groundbreaking model, being the first mass-produced unibody car in the United States. The “600” name was inspired by its ability to travel 600 miles on a single tank of gasoline, a feature introduced with the 1941 model.