1950 Nash Statesman Airflyte--SOLD (Michigan) - $0

1950 Nash Statesman Airflyte--SOLD (Michigan) - $0

Amazing 1950 Nash Statesman Airflyte coupe. Superb running car, featuring the fold down seats for the hotel on wheels. Stunning high quality paint and chrome, with extras including visor and bumper guards. Nash's all-new postwar cars debuted in 1949 with unit-body construction, a one-piece curved windshield, an instrument cluster mounted in a large pod on top of the steering column, and reclining seats. Unit bodies were a bold step forward for Nash at the time as no other volume U.S. manufacturer had ever committed their entire output to this kind of construction before. And while the "Airflyte" Nashes, as they were called, soon earned the nickname of "bathtubs," their round, fastback styling was aerodynamically highly efficient-much more so than any other U.S. car of the time and this, of course, added to Nash's reputation for good gas mileage. For 1950, with demand for new cars still at an unprecedented high, Nash was virtually unchanged. The L-head six-cylinder engine that powered the Statesman gained in displacement with power output rising to 85 bhp. The oddball instrument cluster remained, as did the reclining seats. Production of the Super sedan nearly doubled from the previous year, with 60,090 examples hitting the streets. Nashes of the time were built for comfort, economy and reliability rather than flat-out performance. Coil-sprung suspension at all four corners coddled the passengers while legroom and seating comfort was superior to that offered by many competitors. The Nash "Weather Eye" heating and ventilating system was the best in the industry at the time. All in all, the 1949-51 Nash offered a great deal of value for the money and had a loyal corps of owners who wouldn't think of buying any other make of car. Easy financing available. All vehicles are for sale or trade. Let us know what classic vehicle you might have for trade. We're always buying too--let us know what you have for sale. Motorland is a licensed classic car showroom and one-stop service center. Our service center offers repair, upholstery, body, detailing, appraisal, vehicle locator, transport, and storage. Our showroom is located at 2 Main Street, Biddeford, Maine. We're in the old power plant with the tall smokestack in the North Dam Mill campus. Our hours are 10-5 Mon-Fri, 10-3 Sat. Call us anytime at 207.710.6699.

About Motorland

For sale or trade. We welcome trade offers for other vintage cars and trucks. Easy financing available! We sold hundreds of classic vehicles since we opened. We can assist with all transportation arrangements. Motorland is a licensed classic car showroom and one-stop service center. Our service center offers repair, upholstery & interior restoration, body, paint, detailing, appraisal, vehicle locator, pick up or delivery, and storage.


Our Showroom & Service Center is located at 2564 Portland Road, Arundel, Maine on US Route 1. We’re 90 minutes north of Boston and 20 minutes south of Portland, Maine. Our hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm and from April-November, we’re also open Saturdays 10am-5pm. Call us anytime at 207.710.6699. Email us at info@motorlandamerica.com.

Vitals

Paint Excellent overall. One small nick on driver door
Chrome & Trim Very good with light wear on original grille insets
Body Excellent
Undercarriage Excellent-Rust free & accident free
Rubber Excellent
Glass Excellent
Lights Excellent
Truck/Bed Excellent
Tires Excellent bias ply wide whites
Wheel Covers Excellent
Upholstery Excellent
Door Panels Excellent
Headliner Excellent
Floor Excellent
Dashboard Excellent Uniscope cluster and breadbox instruments
Instruments Radio and clock do not work
Steering Wheel Excellent. No cracks
Engine Excellent
Brakes Excellent
Transmission Excellent 3 speed manual transmission
Fuel Excellent
Exhaust Excellent
Battery Newer
Suspension Excellent
Performance Great cruiser

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