55AmbassadorSuper

1955 Nash Ambassador Super in amazing original condition! Survivor car with very low miles and only two owners and garage kept all its life! Runs, drives and stops. CLEAR TITLE! Tons of work put in to make this a driver! HUGE CAR THAT CAN FIT THE ENTIRE FAMILY! Extra parts and literature included! Inline 6 cylinder with automatic transmission. Real continental kit. Period wide white tires. All brakes completely rebuilt with quality original parts. Gas tank and all new fuel lines. Radiator restored along with all new hoses! Hard lines, soft lines, etc... 80k original miles. Original interior with airline recliner seats that fold down to make a bed! Too much to list. Located in Windermere, Florida (34786). Cell phone is 386 846 3886. Asking $15k obo. I have had a ton of fun with this car but now it is time to move onto the next project... Give me a call and lets chat! Stephen

Any ideas friends??? Looks to be marked AC Delco…. Any help greatly appreciated! Cheers!

Please help me identify what year make and model this would have been on. Italian flag decal looks to be original. Base paint looks like it was white. Very heavy. Posts look brass

What year make and model is this from??? NOS please help!

Can someone identify this Carter single barrel carb and let me know what year make and model it would be from? Model W-0 looks to be remanufactured by Carter and not used… cheers stephen

Can someone please tell me what year make and model this gauge panel is from is from??? Cheers Stephen

Can someone please tell me what year make and model this 1950’s Speedometer is from??? Cheers Stephen

Can anyone tell me what year make and model this is from. Found in the rafters of my uncles garage…. Would love to know what it is off of! Cheers, Stephen

Continuing to detail the interior as I wait for some tune up parts. This car is so original and clean! Only missing the rear view mirror and gas pedal! Enjoy!

I recently acquired this 1955 Nash Ambassador Super and am looking for the following parts. Please let me know what you have!!! Pictures of my car for reference! Rearview Mirror (Dimmable accessory option is a plus!) Gas Pedal Bottom Passenger Rear Fender Trim Molding (Long version for Continental Kit option) If you look close in the last picture you can see where the stock trim molding ends at the start of the continental kit Solid floor pan pieces to make some small repairs... Any unique accessories, brochures, dealership items for this year make and model Let me know what you have!!! Cheers, Stephen

Can anyone identify year make and model of this steel rim? 16" with original Firestone Town & Country tire. 1930's? Packard? Nash? Cheers! Stephen

Nice car! Unfortunately I do not... Sorry.

Yes! It was an awesome experience. There was nothing worth leaving behind! when I saw the car it instantly reminded me of our time in Havana... I had to have it!

New member here but not new to the car scene... I have been into cars since the age of 12 from the help of my pops! Mostly air-cooled VW's), 25 Ford T Bucket, 64 Dodge Dart convertible to name a few. I have always wanted a BIG 50's area car to drive around with with the wife and kids. Here is a brief story on my adventure a couple weeks back along with my dad to unearth this amazing time warp of a 1955 Nash Ambassador Super in addition to a treasure trove of finds from a longtime collector. For the past 15 years, my coworker spoke of his fathers passions for vintage Nash's. At his height he had 21 vehicles on his farm in Northeast Ohio. He knew I am obsessed with vintage VW's and sent me a message a few months back with a picture of an old VW Club of America badge wanting to know its history. I had never seen one and said if he was ever interested in selling it to let me know. He said he was helping his father (85 years young) to clear out what was left of his collection. His father worked at a Nash dealership in the 1950's and his father (grandfather of my co-worker) owned a Nash dealership in the 1930's! We struck a deal on the badge and I said to let me know what else he had. He said 'You are going to need a truck to haul all of this stuff out of here!' Ha ha! So that's what we did. Flew up to Ohio from Orlando, rented a truck and trailer and brought everything back including this 1955 Nash! After weeks we are still sorting through all of the antique porcelain signs, dealership brochures, cans, Model T era parts, 1912 Bowser gas pump, NOS parts, etc... Scored an extremely rare 1921 Michelin 60" doubled sided sign that hung on the Buckley building when it was built in 1921! Nash runs solid but I need to replace the fuel line, flush the tank, rebuild the water pump and give the brakes an overhaul. The car is complete minus the rear view mirror. everything is original and has never been messed with. I will post up some interior pictures as well. Plan is to keep her all original just as is and drive the crap out of it! It came from South Dakota and the guy I purchased it from (2nd owner) has owned it for the last 25 years. Super solid car and excited to be its current caretaker! Looking forward to meeting some Nash guys on here as I am sure I will have many questions as I have never owned one of these vehicles before. I will stop the jabbing for now and let the pictures do the talking... Cheers, Stephen