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£6,804

1951 NASH STATESMAN 4 DOOR SEDAN

United States • 16 Jan 2013

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Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1951 Nash Statesman is a well-preserved survivor, boasting an original interior (with updated seatbelts and carpet), a smooth-running 184cid flathead six engine, and a Hydramatic transmission. The body is reported to be in amazing condition, free of rust or accident damage, making it a great classic for cruising.

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Condition 

7

The car is described as a 'true survivor' with original features in great shape. The body shows no rust or accident signs, doors function like new, and chrome is original and in good condition. The interior is mostly original, with working original radio and heater controls. It starts easily and runs well, suggesting good mechanical condition.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

K477129

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

6TYJ428

RHD/LHD:

LHD

A true survivor class Nash that runs and drives as nice as it looks.

This is 1950s classic at its best.

The 184cid flathead six is so smooth you need to look at the fan spinning to know it's running.

With 84hp at 3800rpm and coupled to a factory Hydramatic transmission, this car is great for freeway cruising and good fuel economy.

The body on this car is in amazing condition.

It shows no signs of any rust or accidents.

The doors open and shut like new.

All of the glass is good and the chrome is all original and in great shape.

The interior is the best part.

It is all original except for carpet and added seat belts.

Yes, the seats do fold down into a bed just like the story goes.

The dash has the original radio and heater controls (both work well), the turn signal lever flashes when you signal for a turn.

All the lights and gauges work.

This car starts right up with a touch of the starter and runs so well, you could drive just about anywhere with confidence and pride.

Points of note

£3,336

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£9,439

Median Price (Since 2020)

£21,229

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