Unknown sedan, circa 1928

[adam1982]

Haven't been able to find a match for this one.

[Spinneyhill]

License plate could be

1930 (Green lettering on white, "X" and "30" L and R at base; or

1932 (as for 1930 but "32"); or

1934 (as for 1930 but "34").

 

That style of plate was only used in 1928-1935 inclusive. It was black on orange in 1928, white on green in 1929, '31 and '33 and white on dark blue in 1935.

Edited September 14, 2017 by Spinneyhill (see edit history)

[keiser31]

License plate looks like 1929 to me. Has a Nash look to it, but those squared windows are a big clue.

[nzcarnerd]

Yes, definitely Nash,  probably 1927, but might be 1928, Advanced Six. The Standard Catalog says there was a 'premium level' Ambassador model which 'had more rounded rear quarters'. Can't have been a very common model - not easy to find a pic now.

Edited September 14, 2017 by nzcarnerd (see edit history)

[Spinneyhill]

7 hours ago, keiser31 said:

License plate looks like 1929 to me. Has a Nash look to it, but those squared windows are a big clue.

 

1929 was white lettering on green, which is not a match.

[keiser31]

Could be a 1928 Washington plate with that "X" on the left side.

[dodgedh2]

That's a 1928 Nash Advanced 6. Trunk is integral with body. It's similar to my 1928 Nash Special 6.

 

[36humpback]

washington state plate. ad on spare tire is for centralia, wa.

[dodgedh2]

Here is a 1928 Nash Landau sedan with trunk lid open. This pic is of a Standard 6. The Standard 6 had 4 lugs, Special 6 had 5, and Advanced 6 had 6 lugs.

 

Edited September 14, 2017 by dodgedh2 (see edit history)

[viv w]

1927/8 Nash advanced 6 with optional wire wheels