One of the big selling features of the 1951 Nash was Reclining Seats and interior room. These factory photos show the reclining seats could also be folded down to create a bed for camping or travel.

Like many automobile manufacturers in the 1950's, Nash published a magazine to appeal to the family, and travel in your Nash. This is the Fall of 1953 issue, with Miss America 1954 on the cover. Click on the contents tab to see what articles are in this issue.

Nash Airflyte Magazine Fall 1953

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Nash Airflyte Magazine Fall 1953

Contents

• Miss America 1954
• Slippery Rock
• A Million Turkey Dinners
• Treats for the Tricksters
• Helpful Hints From Nash Owners
• Nash Owners Forum
• The Wary Deer
• Pilgrim Villages
• Bowling For All Ages

This 1953 Nash was photographed by Ford Motor Company photographers.

This photo is the new hardtop model for Nash Healey in 1953. You can read about this new model in our vintage magazine collection here on AutomotiveTimelines.

This issue of Motor World has an article about the new Nash Healey Hardtop. Click on the contents tab to see a list of articles in this vintage magazine.

Motor World April 10 1953

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Motor World Magazine April 10 1953

Contents

• Ferraris Win at Palm Springs
• Cunningham's New Car
• New Healey Hundred
• Allard's New Model
• Hot Merc MG
• Road Test Javelin Flay Four
• New Nash Healey Hardtop
• All The Vintage Ads And Much More...

This Auto Age magazine has an article on the Nash Rambler wagons. Nash will join with Hudson in 1954 to form American Motors. Click on the contents tab to see what articles are in this vintage magazine.

Auto Age August 1953

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Auto Age August 1953

Contents

• The Case for Rear Engine Cars
• Chevrolet Series 210 Report
• Alvis Drop Head Coupe Report
• Nash Rambler Station Wagons
• Hillman Minx
• Safety Tires and Tubes
• Engine Lubrication
• Leaf Springs and how they work
• Remove those fender dents
• The Chevrolet Bel Air
• Hot Rods are here to stay
• Grand Prix of Endurance


• All The Vintage Ads And Much More...