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That was a Nash, huh?

 

I had one of those Nash shield emblems on my '66 Ford coupe.

 

That made some folks scratch their heads.

 

Non-car-folks that is.

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Ulu, on 15 Dec 2014 - 9:33 PM, said:

That was a Nash, huh?

 

I had one of those Nash shield emblems on my '66 Ford coupe.

 

That made some folks scratch their heads.

 

Non-car-folks that is.

WHY....? suffering an identity crisis?

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Naw, just to screw with people. Plus it was a neat old emblem. Huge and heavy with fancy enamel work. I shoulda kept it when I sold the car.

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This may be disturbing to some...probably to everyone on this site.

Like a train wreck,.....ya don't wanna look, but ya gotta!  :lol: 

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Yeah, it's ugly, but just remember that some deluded soul loved this thing enough to actually build it.

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Aw, he just didn't carry it far enough.  Under the Nash front end, he should have added another grille and four more headlights. And he should fair the fenders across the side and around the front wheels.  And carry the fender contours across the sides of the home-on-wheels part.

 

I've seen an RV show on TV with fantastic morphings of vehicles to create interesting RVs.   

 

At a Woodward DreamCruise once, I saw a creation with a Toronado front and motor home back end.  

 

Interesting.  Ugly but interesting.

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Would you guys like it more if he had used a Yugo front section and guaranteed what he had?? 

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