1952 Nash Rambler Now Featured in our Milwaukee Showroom #78-MWK

[@erin19030]

This take me back. I was 10 when the car came out. My uncle was a Nash dealer in town and always drive Nash cars. The company gave him a new one each year. They were good cars, not remarkable but dependable and affordable. When I was a teen these cars were very popular, but a girl was not allowed to date a boy who drove a Nash.

[@josephconsoli4128]

I went from absolutely hating Nash cars when I was a kid to loving every one made throughout their run. This is simply an adorable little car.

[@chuckschafer6728]

DID NOT HAVE THE "LAZY R "UNTILL 1958

[@victorpalamar8769]

Beep Beep, Beep Beep, Beep Beep, Beep Beep, his horn went Beep Beep Beep!

[@JRS-iq9pz]

Reminds me of the Nash Metropolitan.

[@countryside8122]

Did you know this car was manufactured in Milwaukee on the south side?

[@mrhamburger6936]

countryside it was manufactured on the north side Capitol Drive and Richard Streetf Rambler had a big plant there and they had a plant in Kenosha

[@mrhamburger6936]

Our next-door neighbor worked at the one on Capitol Drive

[@Cameron4077]

One of the Resistance 2 cars

[@mickiskid]

Match the paint correctly, & perhaps I'll like it!

[@วงศ์สมบัติดอบุตร-ฐ2ล]

🙏สวัสดีครับ 👍สวยครับ

[@mrhamburger6936]

The car is one ugly ass car

[@superaa6779]

mr hamburger...Guess everybody is different.I think it's a work of art.Love the front and rear fender skirts.

[@chuckschafer6728]

RAMBLER WAS A UTILITARIAN CAR