184ci L-head Inline Six-Cylinder Engine Twin Downdraft Carburetors 85bhp at 3,800rpm (rated) 3-Speed Manual Transmission Independent Coil Spring Front Suspension, Live Rear Axle with Leaf Springs 4-Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes *A charming and rarely seen "bathtub" Nash *Uprated with finned cylinder head and twin carburetors *Very well preserved and largely unrestored THE NASH RAMBLER In 1950, Nash-Kelvinator introduced the revolutionary Rambler, establishing a new segment in the American automotive landscape.

The idea of a home-grown compact car was not necessarily new, but the Rambler was the first to be successful.

There were two keys to the Rambler's traction in a difficult market: One was that it was billed as the ideal second car for the upwardly mobile middle class, and the other was that despite being classified as an economy car, Nash did not skimp on equipment and options.

Lois Lane famously drove a Rambler in the Superman series, billed as "an Independent Woman in an Indepe...