The Nash is gone.

[Uncle-Pekka]

I had to take a painful decision due to lack of storage: One of "the big three" had to go. ("The Big three" refering here to my american cars, the D24, 1977 New Yorker and 1951 Nash tub - then there are "the little three": 3 pcs Renaults from 60's)

Well, the fat a** Dodge was obviously not considered to let go - she's my favourite. I tried to sell the New Yorker several times, but did not got offers at price level I would consider. Thus the Nash was sold today. Sad to part from her, a true west coast car with absolutely rust free body. Also the only 1951 Nash registered in Finland (there are 1949 and -50 Nashes, but only one -51)

However, having done the deal, your Uncle-Pekka is again 100% Mopar man, no other yankee make in the house.

This pic was shot yesterday as we prepared for the last run together:

"Unkka's 1951 Nash Statesman Super; 2010 - 2012"

Recall, how the Nash story was started at the forum a couple of years back:

http://www430.pair.com/p15d24/mopar_forum/showthread.php?t=24072

[Mark D]

What a shame, but understandable. Was looking forward to seeing this one in person next month. But it sounds like the rest of the collection is enough to keep me distracted!

[Tim Keith]

Nash is kind of a Mopar via AMC/Jeep

[Uncle-Pekka]

... the rest of the collection is enough to keep me distracted!

Mark,

Thanks for your nice words, but my dear wife calls "the collection" very realistically "a pile of junk scattered all over the place". Thus you may be disappointed ... do not wait for too much...

Pekka

[Young Ed]

Mark,

Thanks for your nice words, but my dear wife calls "the collection" very realistically "a pile of junk scattered all over the place". Thus you may be disappointed ... do not wait for too much...

Pekka

Ha in that case I can see the same collection right in my own house!