This is it! This is Nash! [Dealer’s showroom brochure]; Mechanix Illustrated tests the new Nash: The Nash Ambassador and the Nash 600. . . . by [AUTOMOBILES -- NASH]; McCAHILL, Tom - 1949].

[Kenosha, WI: Nash-Kelvinator Corp., 1949]. Two vols. 4to. [6 pp (unpaginated).], double-page triptych, centerfold as issued. Colour-illustrated throughout, self-printed silver foil softcovers, cover art of 1949 Nash grille (minor shelfwear, slight rubbing); 8vo. [4 pp (unpaginated).], photo-illustrated, self-printed softcovers, stamp of Wentworth & Irwin on front cover, VG set. First edition of this famed Nash Motors Co. dealer’s catalogue illustrating the Nash line-up of Ambassador and Nash 600 “Upside-Down Bathtub” models for 1949. The durable and sturdy Nash engines were wrapped in the large and roomy 1949 Airflyte models pioneered by respected automotive engineer, Nils E. Wahlburg. Although many decried the Nash’s tendancy to early rustout and poor resale value, others praised them for their comfort, interior room, quiet ride, and gas mileage. Worldcat locates 2 copies (The Met, Stanford); No copies located of the Mechanix Illustrated offprint review.