1951 Nash - need advice on value???

[Joe Cocuzza]

I am looking at this one. Can I get a ballpark figure as to what it may be worth?

It is said to run good and is 100% complete

[PlymouthPE]

Not sure what to value the subject car for but here is the same model for comparison listed at $12,600.

http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/nash/152486-1951-nash-rail-top-convertible.html

[Taylormade]

The Lois Lane model.

[padgett]

Is the knob to the left of the steering wheel for an Overdrive ?

[60FlatTop]

If you buy it and don't like it can you sell it for $3,000 less than you paid? My rule of thumb.

 

But my primary thought is, how much do you want it if you can post messages to a forum for advice? If you can take time for that you don't appear to have a compelling reason to buy.

 

Don't you own that nice Packard Station Sedan project? Whatever the cost of that, apparently, benevolently neglected Nash would be much better spent on the Packard.

Bernie

[Joe Cocuzza]

12 hours ago, 60FlatTop said:

If you buy it and don't like it can you sell it for $3,000 less than you paid? My rule of thumb.

 

But my primary thought is, how much do you want it if you can post messages to a forum for advice? If you can take time for that you don't appear to have a compelling reason to buy.

 

Don't you own that nice Packard Station Sedan project? Whatever the cost of that, apparently, benevolently neglected Nash would be much better spent on the Packard.

Bernie

Thanks for the replies.

I do own the Packard Station Sedan and I agree that putting the money into the Packard would be better spent. I think that after reading the replies I have cooled off a bit about the Nash. But Bernie, I have "the disease" of when something else sparks my interest I want it. I just like the Nash and thought it would be a neat little car to own.

I will have to give it some thought.

 

[1937hd45]

This is the one that first came to my mind, would thing your convertible would bring $10,000 or less. Bob