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It may be a 1929 Nash, I know the starting serial number for the standard six for that year was R119559. You may want to send a request to the Nash Car Club through their website. www.nashcarclub.org.

What a great opportunity. Most of todays shows focus on hot rods and modifying some great vehicles of history. While I do appreciate some of the vehicles that these people and shows turn out, we have a big gap in the education through media on the value of the true classic vehicles. I think a show like this is needed to help make the preservation of true classics continue. I know when I first was able to get into the "hobby" of old cars, my first passion was for the hot rods because that is what you typically saw in magazines and television shows, but once I really thought about the hobby and what it meant I saw that the preservation and restoration of these vehicles was what I wanted to do. I have a 1929 nash special 6 that could use some attention, and maybe I will be the lucky recepient of a restoration. However it turns out it would be great for an AACA member to receive this "gift" and be able to share the progress with the rest of the members. And who knows, maybe we will see this beautiful restoration at a future meet!

Thank you for the information, I will follow-up!

Hello all. I am looking for a 1929 Nash Special 6 433 fuel gage. Any help would be appreciated!

The best method I have found is using a large gauge syringe to slowly fill in the chip. You have excellent control over the paint flow which allows you to only fill in the affected area. You can probably pick one up at your local pharmacy. Good Luck!