Packin' Heat
One of the Regulars
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Nash Ambassador. What a car!
Fletch said:A couple of elegant '38s side by side. The one in front is a Roadmaster.
scottyrocks said:It looks like a custom chop-top. I doubt it came that way from the factory. If it did, then Lincoln was the cat's meow back then.
Fletch said:My gosh, what a handsome little(?) car. Kind of a Willys look - except it looks longer - or is that the camera lens stretching it out?
Plus - touches of flair you would never see on a car from a big maker: old-world coachwork plus big-city ideas, and not a little playful impracticality. What good's that tailfin? And look at the sheet metal underneath the grille - a wafer-thin margin with NO bumper. Just that alone is enough of a statement to make it Art!
David Conwill said:The Aero just looks homebuilt and unfinished to me. Different strokes, I guess.
-Dave
My gosh, the color of those wheels. Hard to believe anything in 1936 was that color.James007 said:mine is the 1936 ford roaster in Black like this one!
Cheers
James007 said:mine is the 1936 ford roaster in Black like this one!
lord_k said:It was built by one of the best European coachbuilders. Sodomka bodies sometimes look awkward, but their quality is beyond any doubt.
David Conwill said:What powers the Aero, by the way?
-Dave
Love the Desoto's.:eusa_claplord_k said:I know it was featured here already, but the picture of actual car is long gone.
Here it is
I think it is the lack of front and rear bumpers and runningboards. Add those and it would be a nice looking car.David Conwill said:The Aero just looks homebuilt and unfinished to me. Different strokes, I guess.