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1932 Nash Special Eight Series 1080 Convertible Sedan

United States • 23 Jun 2025

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This 1932 Nash Special Eight Convertible Sedan, formerly part of Bill Harrah's collection, has been repainted and features a distinctive pink and purple exterior with mauve interior. While it has undergone refurbishment, visible cosmetic flaws like corrosion and paint chips indicate a need for some reconditioning.

Powered by a 260.8ci straight-eight engine paired with a three-speed manual transmission, this Nash offers adjustable ride control and mechanical drum brakes. It's offered with literature and spare parts, presenting a solid but not perfect example of a pre-war convertible.

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Condition 

6

The car has undergone a refurbishment including a repaint and retrim, however, there are visible cosmetic issues such as corrosion on the rear bumper, missing trim, paint chips, yellowing paint in the trunk, cracks in the door sill plates, and the windshield wiper arms are not installed. These issues require some reconditioning.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

B69103L

Odometer:

63,000 miles

Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

LHD

TMU 260.8ci Straight-Eight Stromberg Two-Barrel Carburetor Three-Speed Manual Transmission Pink & Purple Paint Pink Upholstery Tan Soft Top Electric Secondary Fuel Pump Mechanical Drum Brakes Adjustable Ride Control Suspension Purple 17" Wire Wheels Rear-Hinged Front Doors Heater Lap Belts
This 1932 Nash Special Eight Series 1080 convertible sedan is said to have spent several decades in Bill Harrah’s automobile collection in Nevada until it was sold in 1985.

It subsequently underwent a refurbishment that included a repaint in pink and purple and a retrim of the interior in mauve upholstery before it was acquired by the Tupelo Automobile Museum of Mississippi in 1992.

It remained in the museum’s collection until its 2019 closure, at which time it was purchased by the seller.

The car is powered by a 260.8ci straight-eight paired with a three-speed manual transmission, and equipment includes a Stromberg UUR-2 two-barrel updraft carburetor, an electric secondary fuel pump, mechanical d...

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£21,607

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£21,607

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£21,607

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